Coast Guard proposes government corporation to meet outsourcing goals

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• November 7, 2002

White House urges quick approval of homeland bill

• Keith Koffler
• November 7, 2002

Shipyards, depots unable to calculate cost of Navy intranet

• Amelia Gruber
• November 6, 2002

GOP sweeps back into control of Senate

• Brody Mullins
• November 6, 2002

Republicans expand House majority

• Mark Wegner
• November 6, 2002

Senate panels face new game of musical chairs

• Congress Daily
• November 6, 2002

Embattled SEC chief resigns post

• Congress Daily
• November 6, 2002

Republican lawmaker outlines priorities for lame-duck, next Congress

• Michael Posner and Brody Mullins
• November 6, 2002

Defense, HHS inspectors general accused of abusing power

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• November 6, 2002

State, Justice haggle over criteria to deny visas

The Justice and State departments can’t agree on how much evidence is needed to deny visas to foreign applicants, making it easier for terrorists to enter the country’s borders, according to Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa.

• Amelia Gruber
• November 6, 2002

Officials worried about ability to inform public of terrorism

• Teri Rucker
• November 6, 2002

Report: Defense fails to set strategic goals for securing bases

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• November 5, 2002

Deja vu

Is the Iraq resolution approved by Congress the equivalent of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution?

• George C. Wilson
• November 5, 2002

TSP’s C fund perks up in October

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• November 5, 2002

New center reaches out to private firms to protect infrastructure

• Bryan Bender
• November 5, 2002

FDIC shuts down telework program

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• November 5, 2002

Postal Service may reap pension windfall

In a new financial assessment, the Office of Personnel Management concludes that the Postal Service has paid billions of dollars more than necessary into its employees' pension fund during the last 30 years.

• Matthew Weinstock
• November 5, 2002

Pentagon’s quadrennial review found lacking

• George Cahlink
• November 5, 2002

Information-sharing partnerships seen as anti-terror model

• Molly M. Peterson
• November 5, 2002

Key civil service lawmaker unseated; others cruise to victory

Key lawmakers on civil service committees overwhelmingly retained their seats Tuesday in this year’s House and Senate elections. The lone exception was in Maryland's 8th District, where Democratic state Sen. Chris Van Hollen upended Rep. Connie Morella, an eight-term Republican.

• Kellie Lunney
• November 5, 2002