Report criticizes federal immigrant tracking efforts

A new study concludes that the Bush administration has failed to fully implement a 2002 federal visa-tracking law and has missed a series of deadlines to improve immigration controls in the country.

• Chris Strohm
• December 18, 2003

Western EPA managers report increased political pressure

• Amelia Gruber
• December 18, 2003

Senior Foreign Service members decry executive pay changes

• Shawn Zeller
• December 18, 2003

White House officials say they took initiative on security directives

• Greta Wodele, William New and Ted Leventhal
• December 18, 2003

Homeland Security officials accused of 'foot dragging' on port security

• Chloe Albanesius
• December 18, 2003

Agencies urged to halt spread of invasive species

• Congress Daily
• December 18, 2003

TSA awards grants to test airport security technology

• Chris Strohm
• December 17, 2003

No Iraq supplemental bills expected in 2004

• Congress Daily
• December 17, 2003

Agencies’ efforts to protect personal information vary widely

• Amelia Gruber
• December 17, 2003

Thompson appoints interim Medicare chief

• Congress Daily
• December 17, 2003

Immigrant advocates sue Justice over crime database

• Shawn Zeller
• December 17, 2003

Bush signs new homeland security directives

President Bush Wednesday signed landmark directives establishing new policies on assessing the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and the nation's preparedness to respond to a terrorist attack.

• Greta Wodele and William New
• December 17, 2003

Container initiative touted as incentive for secure ports

• William New
• December 17, 2003

Second Chance

GSA is under the gun to decide whether to allow telecommunications giant MCI back into the federal market.

• Shane Harris
• December 16, 2003

Industry officials fear border security's impact on commerce

• Greta Wodele
• December 16, 2003

Justice report: U.S. Attorneys’ offices unprepared for crises

• Chris Strohm
• December 16, 2003

New Hampshire station bans union's anti-privatization ad

A New Hampshire television station has pulled the plug on an American Federation of Government Employees advertisement lambasting the Bush administration for privatizing federal work.

• Amelia Gruber
• December 16, 2003

Omnibus inaction could freeze agencies at 2003 funding levels

• Peter Cohn
• December 16, 2003

Whistleblowers using Iraq contracting tip line, lawmaker says

• Michael Posner
• December 16, 2003

House, Senate government oversight panels ready 2004 agendas

• Zach Patton
• December 16, 2003