Federal retirements fall short of projections

Almost 20 percent fewer federal employees retired in fiscal 2001 than government officials had predicted, Office of Personnel Management statistics show.

• Brian Friel
• January 28, 2002

Scholarship applications available to help feds with tuition

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 28, 2002

County group develops homeland security plan

• Liza Porteus
• January 28, 2002

FBI seeks to hire hundreds of agents with counterterrorism skills

• Kellie Lunney
• January 28, 2002

Senate bills seek to protect against cyberterrorism

• Joshua Dean
• January 28, 2002

Results-oriented President uses levers of power

In his first year in office, President Bush has not been shy about flexing his executive muscles and using his authority over the bureaucracy to push his agenda.

• Alexis Simendinger
• January 25, 2002

House conservatives vow to present balanced 2003 budget

• Congress Daily
• January 25, 2002

FDA faces fight with drug companies over use of funds from user fees

• April Fulton
• January 25, 2002

OPM director takes a turn at telecommuting

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 25, 2002

GAO lays down the law: auditors of agencies can’t be consultants

• Kellie Lunney
• January 25, 2002

White House official outlines cybersecurity initiatives

• Maureen Sirhal
• January 25, 2002

Head of CIA's venture capital arm lists challenges

• Maureen Sirhal
• January 25, 2002

Coast Guard, INS, Customs to get boosts in Bush budget

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 25, 2002

Long-term relationship

A statistical review of the Thrift Savings Plan, which most federal employees are sticking with through the current stock market woes.

• Brian Friel
• January 24, 2002

Aviation security agency faces budget, staffing challenges

Transportation Department Inspector General Kenneth Mead told a House panel Wednesday that the new Transportation Security Administration faces "tremendous budgetary challenges" in implementing baggage-screening technology and must hire 40,000 employees to provide air security.

• April Fulton
• January 24, 2002

Agencies to receive more money, scrutiny, OMB chief says

Under the 2003 budget plan the Bush administration will submit to Congress next month, federal program managers can expect funding increases, but also more oversight of their operations, Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels said Thursday.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 24, 2002

Anti-terror battle tops Justice Department’s management challenges

• Kellie Lunney
• January 24, 2002

Bush pledges to double homeland security spending

• Liza Porteus
• January 24, 2002

Technology barriers said to hinder telecommuting

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 24, 2002

Coast Guard procurement contract likely to be delayed

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 24, 2002