Senate leader mulls Sept. 11 probe despite warning from Cheney

• Congress Daily
• January 30, 2002

TSP board defends auditing work done by Andersen

• Kellie Lunney
• January 30, 2002

GAO to sue White House over Cheney energy talks

• Congress Daily
• January 30, 2002

SEC sets up fake company Web site to warn investors of scams

• Teri Rucker
• January 30, 2002

Pentagon reviews responses to call for anti-terror technology

• Molly M. Peterson
• January 30, 2002

Scholar derides Bush for forgetting about feds

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 30, 2002

Justice Department, TSP Board in turf battle over lawsuit

The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, which runs the federal Thrift Savings Plan, is accusing the Bush administration of obstructing its authority in litigation involving the failed modernization of a computer system.

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 30, 2002

Postal Service tries to allay irradiation fears

• Matthew Weinstock
• January 30, 2002

'Black Hawk' downed

The much-acclaimed movie falls short of its potential to educate the American public about U.S. intervention in Third World countries.

• George Cahlink
• January 29, 2002

Pentagon proposes boost in high-tech spending

• National Journal
• January 29, 2002

Pentagon set to meet deadline for reporting on technology purchases

• National Journal
• January 29, 2002

GSA to review agencies’ contracts with Enron, Andersen

• Kellie Lunney
• January 29, 2002

Senator vows strict oversight of Treasury on money laundering initiatives

• Pamela Barnett
• January 29, 2002

INS overhaul key to border security, lawmakers say

• National Journal
• January 29, 2002

Feds in New York slowly recover from attacks

Federal employees in New York City are slowly recovering their sense of security on the job after losing their offices and, in some cases, their co-workers, on Sept. 11.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 29, 2002

Bush calls for expanded federal role at home, abroad

President Bush made a pitch for at least temporarily beefing up the size and scope of the federal government in his first official State of the Union address Tuesday night, calling for an expanded federal role in winning the war against terrorism, protecting the United States and reviving the economy.

• Tom Shoop
• January 29, 2002

INS chief adapts agency to new law enforcement role

• Siobhan Gorman
• January 28, 2002

Senior CIA official says war on terror will go on indefinitely

• Steve Hirsch
• January 28, 2002

Powell gets top marks among political leaders in poll

• National Journal
• January 28, 2002

Bush signs off on Saturday premium pay for VA nurses

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 28, 2002