Senate Dems seek to strip provisions from homeland bill

• Mark Wegner and Brody Mullins
• November 18, 2002

Transportation agency hires 44,000 screeners; union aims for them

The Transportation Security Administration met a congressional deadline to federalize passenger screeners at the nation’s 429 major airports, hiring more than 44,000 employees in the last year, Bush administration officials said Monday.

• Brian Friel
• November 18, 2002

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's memo on military base closings in 2005

• November 15, 2002

Justice officials defend data mining as anti-terror tool

• Drew Clark
• November 15, 2002

Senators blast homeland bill provisions, but expect approval

• April Fulton and Brody Mullins
• November 15, 2002

Security adviser presses for new intelligence analysis agency

• Molly M. Peterson
• November 14, 2002

Homeland Security bill would reorganize federal first responder programs

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• November 14, 2002

Senate joins House in passing defense authorization measure

• Congress Daily
• November 14, 2002

Controversial provisions could delay Senate homeland vote

• April Fulton and Brody Mullins
• November 14, 2002

House passes homeland security bill

• Mark Wegner, Bill Ghent and Brody Mullins
• November 13, 2002

White House to unveil first homeland security tech blueprint

• Shane Harris
• November 13, 2002

Defense officials outline top research priorities

• Molly M. Peterson
• November 13, 2002

Bush, GOP leaders prevail on homeland bill labor rules

President Bush and congressional Republicans finally prevailed in a key battle over homeland security legislation Tuesday, after a partisan brawl that delayed approval of a Homeland Security Department for four months.

• Brody Mullins
• November 13, 2002

No guaranteed bargaining rights under homeland security compromise

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• November 12, 2002

Cybersecurity bill passes Congress, heads to White House

• William New
• November 12, 2002

Hackers could be planning major attack, says White House

• Shane Harris
• November 12, 2002

White House willing to accept further delays in spending bills

• Keith Koffler, Mark Wegner and Bill Ghent
• November 12, 2002

Lawmakers reach compromise on homeland security

Republican leaders have crafted a compromise amendment to break the stalemate on legislation to create a Homeland Security Department, a move that clears the way for Senate approval as early as this week.

• Brody Mullins
• November 12, 2002

Base politics

The elections may be over, but the politics of base closure is under way.

• George Cahlink
• November 12, 2002

FBI science experiment could help anthrax investigation

• Mike Nartker
• November 11, 2002