Lawmakers reject amendment to ban outsourcing targets

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 24, 2003

Senate moves to block Pentagon’s anti-terror data mining effort

• Shane Harris
• January 24, 2003

Senate slashes $40 million from e-government fund

• Amelia Gruber
• January 24, 2003

Homeland Security opens with a lean headquarters operation

Only about 100 employees of the Homeland Security Department will immediately relocate to the agency’s temporary headquarters in Washington, Secretary Tom Ridge said Friday.

• Kellie Lunney
• January 24, 2003

Homeland nominee praised at confirmation hearing

• Teri Rucker
• January 24, 2003

Omnibus spending bill may take weeks to finish

• Bill Ghent
• January 24, 2003

Pay-for-performance

Exceptional employees need not fear pay-for-performance measures.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 23, 2003

Homeland Security to move into Washington headquarters

The Homeland Security Department will establish its initial headquarters at a Navy facility in Washington, rejecting a proposal to move to one of several office complexes in Northern Virginia.

• January 23, 2003

Senator plans effort to head off air traffic privatization

• Keith Koffler
• January 23, 2003

Structure of Pentagon helped contain 9/11 damage, engineers say

• Amelia Gruber
• January 23, 2003

Lawmaker kicks off fight for 2004 military-civilian pay parity

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 23, 2003

Agency to expand procurement opportunities for small business

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 23, 2003

Study: Bureaucratic obstacles may hobble Homeland Department

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 23, 2003

Budgetary ax falls on funding for first responders

• Maureen Sirhal
• January 23, 2003

Senate backs omnibus spending bill with 4.1 percent raise

The Senate Thursday passed a $390 billion fiscal 2003 omnibus appropriations package that includes a 4.1 percent pay increase for civilian federal employees this year.

• January 23, 2003

FBI, Defense in talks about controversial surveillance technology

• Shane Harris
• January 22, 2003

Bush plans 4 percent spending hike in 2004

President Bush will seek a 4 percent increase in fiscal 2004 discretionary spending in his proposed budget, OMB Director Mitch Daniels said Tuesday.

• Keith Koffler
• January 22, 2003

Ridge wins unanimous approval from Senate

• January 22, 2003

U.S., Russian scientists to collaborate on anti-terrorism research

• Bryan Bender
• January 22, 2003

GAO criticizes administration’s proposed changes to A-76 process

• Amelia Gruber
• January 22, 2003