Existing technologies could bridge information gaps

• Molly M. Peterson
• October 16, 2002

Report: Postal Service has mixed record in IT investments

• National Journal
• October 16, 2002

Worst-case scenario

Would Israel retaliate with nuclear weapons if Iraq struck it with biological or chemical weapons?

• George C. Wilson
• October 15, 2002

New TSP computer system hits another delay

A new computer system that would give federal employees more control over their 401k-style Thrift Savings Plan accounts won’t be ready for a previously announced kickoff date in November, the TSP board announced Friday.

• Brian Friel
• October 15, 2002

Cabinet secretaries pressure Senate on homeland bill

Fourteen Cabinet members have sent Senate leaders a letter pressuring them to accept President Bush's terms on labor provisions at the proposed Homeland Security Department, saying that other agencies already possess the powers Bush is requesting.

• Keith Koffler and Brody Mullins
• October 15, 2002

Administration reverses position on moving school lunch program

• Jerry Hagstrom
• October 15, 2002

Senate session likely to extend into next week

• Bill Ghent and Brody Mullins
• October 15, 2002

Top career IRS official to serve as acting commissioner

• October 15, 2002

Patent office continues to chip away at overhaul

• Maureen Sirhal
• October 15, 2002

Agencies' homeland security spending may bolster high-tech sector

• Molly M. Peterson
• October 15, 2002

Government leaders investigate management of federal charity drive

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• October 15, 2002

House, Senate approve Iraq war resolution

• Richard E. Cohen
• October 11, 2002

Senator blocks all aviation security legislation

• April Fulton
• October 11, 2002

FDA nomination gets caught in political battle in Senate

• Julie Rovner
• October 11, 2002

Managers at Interior resisting law enforcement change, senator says

• Kellie Lunney
• October 11, 2002

Nonprofit workers more motivated than federal employees

Employees in the nonprofit sector are more committed than federal employees to their jobs, according to a new study.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• October 11, 2002

Congress orders White House to print budget through GPO

In a move that ratchets up a surprising separation-of-powers battle between the executive and legislative branches, Congress on Thursday ordered the White House to go through the Government Printing Office to print the 2004 budget.

• Brian Friel
• October 11, 2002

Budget deficit estimated at $157 billion

• Bill Ghent
• October 11, 2002

White House opposes plan for independent Sept. 11 commission

• Congress Daily
• October 11, 2002

Lawmakers focus on security-related technology issues

• Chloe Albanesius
• October 11, 2002