Defense

Chemical weapons facility locked down after terrorist threat

Security measures implemented after Sept. 11 at a Utah chemical weapons depot got their first test Thursday after soldiers reported seeing a possible intruder at the site.

News

Confirmation of FAA nominee seen as certain

Tech

Tech Insider: A question of responsibility

Pay & Benefits

Senators, labor leaders press demand for union rights

The battle over union rights for federal employees in the proposed Department of Homeland Security intensified Wednesday as five Senate Democrats joined federal union members in urging the president to “show respect for federal employees.”

Tech

Lack of cybersecurity specialists sparks concern

Defense

Army chief says logistics reform is vital

Defense

Out of the ashes

Less than a year after the Sept. 11 attacks, the Pentagon is reborn.

Defense

White House threatens veto of Senate homeland security bill

The White House Tuesday welcomed Congress back to town by saying President Bush would veto the Senate bill creating a Homeland Security Department if it passes.

News

Coast Guard may get budget boost in 2004

Pay & Benefits

Bush approves 3.1 percent base pay raise