Postal reform bill flops in House committee

• Michael Steel
• June 20, 2002

Senate panel votes to let Patent Office keep fees

• Michael Posner
• June 20, 2002

Officials see procurement reform as boon to security

• Teri Rucker
• June 20, 2002

Bush creates homeland security transition office at OMB

• National Journal
• June 20, 2002

Purse strings to tighten for Transportation Security Administration

• Matthew Weinstock
• June 20, 2002

Ramshackle military barracks adversely affect recruits, says report

• Raya Widenoja
• June 20, 2002

House panel determined to move on defense bills

• Bill Ghent
• June 19, 2002

House eyes creation of homeland security panel

• Keith Koffler, Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• June 19, 2002

New rule forces flight instructors to vet students through Justice Department

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• June 19, 2002

Ridge: Trade won’t suffer in new Homeland Security Department

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 19, 2002

Postal reform proves difficult as bill heads to committee

• Matthew Weinstock
• June 19, 2002

House creates ad hoc homeland security panel

• Congress Daily
• June 19, 2002

Senate Democrats seek to revive ergonomics standards

• David Hess
• June 19, 2002

Risk-averse managers targeted in homeland security debate

• Neil Munro
• June 19, 2002

Senator to introduce personnel reform bill

A coalition of business leaders, academics and good-government organizations are throwing their support behind human capital reform legislation that Sen. George Voinovich, R-Ohio, plans to introduce Thursday.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• June 19, 2002

Small wars

The American military needs to return to its roots of fighting small wars against elusive foes.

• Jonathan Rauch
• June 18, 2002

Congress gets first look at Bush homeland security proposal

• Mark Wegner
• June 18, 2002

Customs officers get 21 percent pay hikes

About 2,500 Customs Service agents will get 21 percent raises in August, the head of the Customs Service announced Monday.

• Brian Friel
• June 18, 2002

White House details new homeland security proposal

The White House Tuesday delivered legislation to Congress establishing a new Homeland Security Department, a bill that would give the new Cabinet secretary broad powers to reorganize his own agency after Congress approves it.

• Keith Koffler
• June 18, 2002

Broad reorganization powers require Congress' approval

• Corine Hegland
• June 18, 2002