Energy Department counters claims of weak nuclear security

• Joshua Dean
• January 24, 2002

Homeland Security Week

• January 23, 2002

Test of privatized meat inspection system called inconclusive

• Kellie Lunney
• January 23, 2002

White House ambivalent toward national driver’s license system

• Neil Munro
• January 23, 2002

Ridge outlines domestic security plan, promises mayors more money

Financial aid will soon be on the way to cities that need it for homeland defense missions, Office of Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge told members of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Wednesday.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 23, 2002

White House, Hill budget office trade estimates of shrinking surplus

• Keith Koffler
• January 23, 2002

Bush to seek $48 billion increase in defense budget

• Congress Daily
• January 23, 2002

FBI official laments restrictions on information sharing

• Liza Porteus
• January 23, 2002

GSA’s online auction site celebrates first birthday

• Shane Harris
• January 23, 2002

National Security Agency decides not to outsource maintenance jobs

• George Cahlink
• January 23, 2002

Whistleblowers say nuclear labs unprepared for terrorist attacks

• Joshua Dean
• January 23, 2002

The engine that could

How one man's dream of a new propulsion system won a huge contract for Lockheed Martin.

• George C. Wilson
• January 22, 2002

Budget, appropriations agreements could be elusive

• David Baumann
• January 22, 2002

Series of homeland security bills await Congress' return

• National Journal
• January 22, 2002

OPM gets mixed review at 20-year benchmark

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• January 22, 2002

Acquisition management takes shape at Defense Logistics Agency

• Shane Harris
• January 22, 2002

Nation highly exposed to future terrorist attacks, experts warn

More than four months after the most devastating terrorist attack on U.S. soil in history, the nation remains highly exposed to attacks from terrorists using nuclear, biological, chemical or radiological weapons, according to numerous experts speaking at a security conference at Syracuse University last week.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 22, 2002

FAA center manages flood of applications for aviation security jobs

• George Cahlink
• January 22, 2002

New mileage reimbursement rate takes effect

Starting Jan. 21, federal travelers who drive their own cars on government business can claim 36.5 cents per mile for reimbursement

• Brian Friel and Katy Saldarini
• January 21, 2002

Government executives favor smaller budgets than the public, study finds

• Kellie Lunney
• January 18, 2002