Contractors charged with padding tab for drug abuse prevention ads

• Shawn Zeller
• January 7, 2004

White House urged to order staffers to cooperate with CIA leak probe

• Mike Nartker
• January 7, 2004

Senator says EPA exodus signals aversion to Bush policies

• Congress Daily
• January 7, 2004

Inaccurate databanks pose challenge for new visitor tracking system

• Chris Strohm
• January 7, 2004

Pentagon releases new round of Iraq reconstruction projects

• Shane Harris
• January 7, 2004

IRS announces major overhaul, layoffs

IRS officials announced a massive restructuring plan Wednesday, which will result in 2,400 layoffs at the tax agency.

• Amelia Gruber
• January 7, 2004

Iraq contracting official returns to Pentagon post

• Shane Harris
• January 7, 2004

Government lifts proposed ban on MCI contracts

• Shane Harris
• January 7, 2004

Good for the Goose…

In response to the U.S. government’s policy of documenting foreigners as they enter the country, Brazil is taking the fingerprints and photographs of all Americans as they arrive in the South American nation.

• Shane Harris
• January 6, 2004

Homeland Security eyes military technology for commercial aircraft

• Chris Strohm
• January 6, 2004

TSP funds close on a high note in 2003

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 6, 2004

Pentagon begins to gather base-closing data

The Defense Department is asking military installations to gather information that it will use in deciding which bases to close in 2005.

• George Cahlink
• January 6, 2004

OMB issues guidance on "green" competitive sourcing plans

The Office of Management and Budget has asked federal agencies to craft plans for letting contractors bid on federal jobs from now through 2008.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 6, 2004

U.S. awards second Iraq reconstruction contract

• Shane Harris
• January 6, 2004

Homeland Security research agency has lofty vision

• William New
• January 6, 2004

Homeland data mining efforts will differ from Pentagon's

• William New
• January 6, 2004

Senate returns to face familiar spending dilemma

• Susan Davis and Peter Cohn
• January 5, 2004

Impact of mad cow case ripples through agencies

• Jerry Hagstrom
• January 5, 2004

Immigrant tracking system launched amid skepticism

A new immigration tracking system went into effect Monday amid doubts that it would work as advertised and concerns that it might infringe on the rights of immigrants.

• Chris Strohm
• January 5, 2004

Pentagon failed to study privacy issues in data-mining effort, IG says

• William New
• January 5, 2004