Politics of Pay

Lawmakers prepare to ignore President Bush's 2004 civil service pay raise proposal.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 4, 2003

Air Force urges Senate OK of unfinished tanker lease deal

• Amy Svitak
• September 4, 2003

OMB competitive sourcing chief to step down

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• September 4, 2003

TSP funds thrive during dog days of summer

• Kellie Lunney
• September 4, 2003

Lawmakers grill top cyber official at Homeland Security

• Greta Wodele
• September 4, 2003

Officials voice concern about threats to key facilities

• Teri Rucker
• September 4, 2003

Union, agency continue tug-of-war over airport screener layoffs

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 4, 2003

CBO report shows military at 'breaking point,' Byrd says

• Peter Cohn
• September 3, 2003

Bush selects career civil servant as new e-gov leader

President Bush on Wednesday announced that he plans to nominate Karen Evans, the Energy Department’s chief information officer, as the federal government’s technology chief.

• Amelia Gruber
• September 3, 2003

NASA says preliminary shuttle flight plan nearly complete

• Michael Posner
• September 3, 2003

States, localities receive $1.4 billion to improve bioterrorism preparedness

• Global Security Newswire
• September 3, 2003

Bush expected to detail Iraq reconstruction expenses

• Peter Cohn
• September 3, 2003

Homeland Security to unveil cybersecurity nominee

• National Journal
• September 3, 2003

Lawmakers blast first responder funding formulas

• Congress Daily
• September 3, 2003

Federal employees in Monterey, Calif. could lose locality pay

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 3, 2003

GAO: Federal, local agencies do not effectively share terrorism intelligence

• David McGlinchey
• September 2, 2003

Boeing lobbying on tankers faces critical review on Hill

• Amy Svitak
• September 2, 2003

Lawmakers could push emergency Iraq funding this month

• Peter Cohn
• September 2, 2003

Air marshals depart TSA, join law enforcement bureau

Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge announced Tuesday that the federal air marshals program will move from the Transportation Security Administration to the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

• Matthew Weinstock and Jason Peckenpaugh
• September 2, 2003

Deputy sees only slow reduction of U.S. troops in Europe

• Congress Daily
• September 2, 2003