More anthrax suits coming against Postal Service

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 10, 2003

Pay, purchasing, technology top new House chairman’s agenda

Pay-for-performance measures, procurement reform, and improved technology systems will all see a renewed focus as Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., takes the helm of the House Government Reform Committee.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 10, 2003

Labor union files suit to represent baggage screeners

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 10, 2003

New benefits in 2003

The pay and benefits boosts federal employees and retirees did—and didn't—receive in 2002.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 9, 2003

House, Senate pass measures keeping government open

• Bill Ghent
• January 9, 2003

House GOP chooses Davis to lead Government Reform Committee

• Mark Wegner
• January 9, 2003

Los Alamos security chiefs reassigned

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 9, 2003

White House tech officials race to build security system

• Bara Vaida
• January 9, 2003

Energy management systems to go online

• National Journal
• January 9, 2003

Senate Dems stall reorganization in dispute over funds

• Brody Mullins
• January 9, 2003

Transportation security chief says no to collective bargaining

Transportation Security Administrator James Loy issued an order Thursday prohibiting federal baggage and passenger screeners from unionizing, citing national security concerns.

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 9, 2003

Pentagon seeks improved sensors for aerosol attacks

• Bryan Bender
• January 8, 2003

Postal anthrax survivor files $100 million lawsuit

• Global Security Newswire
• January 8, 2003

Postal reform panel takes on daunting task in short time frame

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 8, 2003

Research firm predicts significant increase in IT outsourcing

• National Journal
• January 8, 2003

Federal employees indicted in retirement fund theft

• Amelia Gruber
• January 8, 2003

Bush announces pick for homeland CIO

• National Journal
• January 8, 2003

New budget allocations include steep cuts at some agencies

• Bill Ghent
• January 8, 2003

House approves Homeland Security headquarters lease

The Bush administration won approval from the House Wednesday for its plan to lease a headquarters for the Homeland Security Department, a move that could aid plans to locate the new department in Northern Virginia.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 8, 2003

Quick strikes

The Pentagon has approved an Iraq war plan that features rapid strikes to topple Saddam Hussein early in a potential conflict.

• George C. Wilson
• January 7, 2003