Medicare chief draws more fire for refusing to testify

• Julie Rovner and April Fulton
• April 11, 2002

Lawmakers push for national homeland security agency

Lawmakers on Thursday urged the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee to expedite action on the myriad of bills that aim to create a cabinet-level homeland security agency.

• Liza Porteus
• April 11, 2002

Lawmakers pan patent fee plan, urge agency reforms

• Maureen Sirhal
• April 11, 2002

Most local communities recovering from base closures, GAO finds

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• April 11, 2002

GSA lacks hard data on inter-agency competition

• Shane Harris
• April 11, 2002

Pentagon balances anti-terrorism efforts, transformation plans

• Molly M. Peterson
• April 10, 2002

House committee votes to abolish immigration agency

The House Judiciary Committee voted Wednesday to replace the beleaguered Immigration and Naturalization Service with two new Justice Department bureaus.

• Michael Posner
• April 10, 2002

House panel threatens Medicare chief over refusal to testify

• April Fulton
• April 10, 2002

House passes bill to create exchange of tech workers

• William New
• April 10, 2002

Agencies need to coordinate homeland security research, senators say

• Teri Rucker
• April 10, 2002

Disabled workers could be left out of long-term care program, union says

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 10, 2002

Rising INS attrition rates could threaten border security

• Kellie Lunney
• April 10, 2002

Time to go

Former Enron executive Thomas E. White has three strikes against him and should call himself out as secretary of the Army.

• George C. Wilson
• April 9, 2002

Business groups call on Congress to overhaul Postal Service

• Congress Daily
• April 9, 2002

INS proposes new rules for tourist, student visas

• Kellie Lunney
• April 9, 2002

Feds could make bioterror 'impossible,' expert says

• Greg Seigle
• April 9, 2002

Interest group says pork-barrel spending has hit record high

• Congress Daily
• April 9, 2002

Lawmaker lowers government’s financial management grade

The federal government earned a D on its annual financial report card issued by Rep. Stephen Horn, R-Calif., on Tuesday, down from an overall C- rating last year.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 9, 2002

FBI information systems still at 'substantial risk,' officials say

The FBI runs major risks of having its information systems infiltrated despite the agency's recent overhaul efforts, top FBI officials said Tuesday.

• Maureen Sirhal
• April 9, 2002

Federal managers blamed for blunting growth of teleworking

• Liza Porteus
• April 9, 2002