New Defense budget alters military-civilian pay parity picture

The Bush administration's announcement this week that it will seek a 5 percent pay raise for all military personnel next year has thrown another curve into this year's debate over military-civilian pay parity.

• Tanya Ballard Brown and Katy Saldarini
• June 29, 2001

Rumsfeld ruffles Hill with base closings, equipment cuts

• Congress Daily
• June 29, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• June 29, 2001

Bush administration blasts proposed freeze on contracts

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 29, 2001

The Decision Makers: Profiles of Cabinet department leaders

• National Journal
• June 28, 2001

Agriculture Department

• Jerry Hagstrom and Jason Ellenburg
• June 28, 2001

Commerce Department

• Peter H. Stone, Neil Munro and Louis Jacobson
• June 28, 2001

Defense Department

• James Kitfield, George C. Wilson, Sydney J. Freedberg Jr., Peter H. Stone and Jason Ellenburg
• June 28, 2001

Education Department

• Siobhan Gorman
• June 28, 2001

Energy Department

• Margaret Kriz and Shawn Zeller
• June 28, 2001

Health and Human Services

• Marilyn Werber Serafini and Gia Fenoglio
• June 28, 2001

Housing and Urban Development

• Megan Twohey
• June 28, 2001

Interior Department

• Cyril T. Zaneski and Gia Fenoglio
• June 28, 2001

Justice Department

• Kirk Victor and Elisabeth Frater
• June 28, 2001

Labor Department

• Mark Murray, Piper Fogg and Jason Ellenburg
• June 28, 2001

State Department

• James Kitfield, Peter H. Stone, Bruce Stokes, Mary Beth Warner and Jason Ellenburg
• June 28, 2001

Transportation Department

• Mark Murray, Piper Fogg and Jason Ellenburg
• June 28, 2001

Treasury Department

• Richard E. Cohen, John Maggs and Julie Kosterlitz
• June 28, 2001

Veterans Affairs Department

• Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. and Piper Fogg
• June 28, 2001

Bill would give administrative judges pay parity

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• June 28, 2001