Customs modernization on track for completion in four years

• Joshua Dean
• November 28, 2001

Customer service part of security, Mineta says

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• November 28, 2001

High level of trust in government may be hard to sustain

• Tom Shoop
• November 27, 2001

CDC updates smallpox response plan for state and local health officials

• Kellie Lunney
• November 27, 2001

White House shows no sign of budging over spending

• Keith Koffler, Mark Wegner and Stephen Norton
• November 27, 2001

High court takes a pass on reverse discrimination case

The Supreme Court Tuesday abandoned its plan to rule on a major challenge to federal agencies' affirmative action programs.

• Congress Daily
• November 27, 2001

Special operations forces help stamp out Taliban revolt

• Congress Daily
• November 27, 2001

House bill would boost Commerce agency's role in computer security

• National Journal
• November 27, 2001

Postal Service gears up for holiday season

• Matthew Weinstock
• November 27, 2001

Transportation Department will miss first airport security deadline, Mineta says

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• November 27, 2001

Mint lays off temporary employees, may reduce permanent workforce

• Kellie Lunney
• November 26, 2001

White House resurrects plan to track computer break-ins

White House cybersecurity adviser Richard Clarke would like to revive a plan for tracking patterns of computer activity and attempted intrusions at all government agencies, though the plan has been controversial in the past.

• Bara Vaida
• November 26, 2001

Senate likely to add human cloning debate to agenda

• April Fulton and Geoff Earle
• November 26, 2001

Cybersecurity chief pushes early-warning system

• Bara Vaida
• November 26, 2001

Marines land in Afghanistan, launch hunt for bin Laden

• Congress Daily
• November 26, 2001

GAO allows agency to reimburse employees for personal cell phone use

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• November 26, 2001

An extra day off

The next day off for federal workers could be Christmas Eve.

• Brian Friel
• November 22, 2001

TSP ‘catch-up’ bill introduced in House

Federal employees aged 50 and older would be able to contribute an extra $1,000 to their Thrift Savings Plan accounts next year if Congress passes a bill introduced in the House this week.

• Brian Friel
• November 21, 2001

GSA simplifies more travel regulations

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• November 21, 2001

Government becomes America's hottest technology market

Even before Sept. 11, the federal information technology market was booming. Now, when it comes to IT, Uncle Sam is the only game in town.

• Shane Harris
• November 21, 2001