GOP senators threaten to kill homeland bill over labor rules

• Brody Mullins
• September 24, 2002

Senate Dems oppose long-term measure to keep government open

• Bill Ghent
• September 24, 2002

New military relocation program moves forward

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 24, 2002

Senate, House staff in final talks on cybersecurity bill

• William New
• September 24, 2002

New site lets military members file consumer complaints

• National Journal
• September 24, 2002

From bipartisan beginnings, homeland bill now a divider

• Molly M. Peterson
• September 23, 2002

Congress faces crucial week on spending bills

• Congress Daily
• September 23, 2002

Bush draws line on compromise over homeland labor rules

• Congress Daily
• September 23, 2002

Dems won't push separate Iraq resolution, leader says

• Bill Ghent and Brody Mullins
• September 23, 2002

FBI cyber chief heralds interagency cooperation

• Bara Vaida
• September 23, 2002

Justice Department formalizes information sharing guidelines

• Drew Clark
• September 23, 2002

Group alleges Park Service violated employee free speech

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 23, 2002

FBI agent: Break down the intelligence ‘wall’

An exchange between an FBI agent and the agency’s headquarters shows that even before Sept. 11, the barrier between intelligence and law enforcement investigations hampered efforts to root out terrorists.

• Brian Friel
• September 23, 2002

Report suggests merging IG offices to beef up resources

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 20, 2002

Most Americans satisfied with government, poll shows

• National Journal
• September 20, 2002

More information sharing raises privacy, security questions

• Drew Clark
• September 20, 2002

Spending bills include multiple tech provisions

• William New and Teri Rucker
• September 20, 2002

GAO report raps USDA inspections

• Congress Daily
• September 20, 2002

White House pledges not to strip all homeland employees' union rights

The White House has agreed to issue a written pledge not to abuse its authority to strip collective bargaining rights from unionized employees transferred to the new Homeland Security Department.

• Keith Koffler and Brody Mullins
• September 20, 2002

Anti-drug task force may provide homeland security blueprint

A little-known interagency drug-control task force in Florida may provide the key to reorganizing federal agencies to curb terrorism.

• James Kitfield
• September 20, 2002