Justice offers draft bill expanding law enforcement powers

• Drew Clark
• February 10, 2003

Bush official defends technology procurement consolidation

• Maureen Sirhal
• February 10, 2003

U.S. “cyber army” stands ready for war

• Shane Harris
• February 10, 2003

Federal Reserve to cut 400 jobs in restructuring move

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 10, 2003

Better plans needed for emergency drug distribution

The government is prepared to quickly move drugs and medical supplies in the event of a terrorist attack, but it will be up to the states to get those supplies to the people who need them—and many aren’t yet up to the task, according to health officials.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• February 10, 2003

Pentagon projects budget plateau after initial increase

• David Ruppe
• February 7, 2003

GAO drops Cheney lawsuit

The General Accounting Office has decided not to challenge a judge’s decision to dismiss the watchdog agency’s lawsuit against Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 7, 2003

Federal health premiums rising at same rate as private sector plans

• Amelia Gruber
• February 7, 2003

Defense establishes Total Information Awareness oversight panels

• Shane Harris
• February 7, 2003

Agencies step up security efforts as threat level rises to ‘high’

Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said on Friday that federal agencies will take “specific protective measures” to comply with an elevated terrorist threat level.

• Kellie Lunney
• February 7, 2003

Enviros praise Bush budget on Army Corps' projects

• John Stanton
• February 7, 2003

Pay lowdown

The devil is in the details of the administration’s plan for senior executive pay reform.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 6, 2003

Treasury says government will reach federal debt limit Feb. 20

• Bill Ghent
• February 6, 2003

Armed Services panel suggests Defense needs more money

• Congress Daily
• February 6, 2003

Senator investigates Army charge card chief’s bonus history

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 6, 2003

Agencies now have permanent buyout authority

Federal agencies can start offering buyouts of up to $25,000 to their employees, under a regulation issued this week.

• Brian Friel
• February 6, 2003

January TSP numbers in doldrums

• Kellie Lunney
• February 6, 2003

NASA denies allegations surrounding dismissal of safety advisers

• Beth Dickey
• February 6, 2003

Panel urges balanced privacy debate

• Shane Harris
• February 6, 2003

Most agencies receive clean financial audits

A record 21 federal agencies received clean financial audits for fiscal 2002, a sign that federal accounting operations are improving, the Office of Management and Budget announced Thursday.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• February 6, 2003