Defense

Experts fear homeland security windfall could be misspent

Without a national plan, experts and some members of Congress fear the President's multi-billion dollar budget for homeland security will be misspent.

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Passing spending bills may not be as hard as it looks

On Capitol Hill, passing the 13 annual appropriations bills is never easy. But this year, some lawmakers have a simple solution to stalemates: Spend whatever's left of the surplus.

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Office of Management and Budget

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OMB chief pledges to keep appropriations process orderly

Despite Democratic control of the Senate, OMB chief Mitch Daniels is optimistic that the appropriations process will remain orderly.

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Bush takes his turn at axing lawmakers' pet projects

In his zeal to take on pork-barrel spending, George W. Bush looks a little like another southern ex-governor--Jimmy Carter. And look how much success he had.

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Deep within OMB

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House conservatives lose spending battles

House conservatives lose spending battles

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OSHA runs into repetitive problem in House

OSHA runs into repetitive problem in House

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Undersupply of Oversight

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Is House budget panel cutting waste or wasting time?

Is House budget panel cutting waste or wasting time?

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Biennial budgeting effort gains momentum

Biennial budgeting effort gains momentum

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Budget Breakdown

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A Guide to the Gimmicks

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Congress gets the shutdown jitters

Congress gets the shutdown jitters