Defense
Ridge says intelligence czar probably unnecessary
Tom Ridge, President Bush's choice to head the Homeland Security Department, said on Wednesday that if the architecture of the department is carefully crafted, an “intelligence czar” would not be necessary, but added that the president has said the topic is “open for discussion.”
Defense
Pentagon turkeys
The Bush administration has yet to make good on its pledge to ax obsolete weapons programs.
Management
Postal Service delivers improved financial news
What originally looked like another horrible year for the Postal Service turned into a not-so-bad one. Though the agency lost $676 million in fiscal 2002, that figure is far better than the $1.35 billion in losses originally predicted at the beginning of the year.
Management