Defense

Senate lawmakers reject Ridge’s offer to meet

  • Tanya Ballard Brown
Defense

Better management key to fighting cyber attacks, experts say

  • Molly M. Peterson
Defense

Army official warns that hackers could infiltrate battlefield

  • Molly M. Peterson
Management

Idea of combining food safety agencies gains momentum

  • Jerry Hagstrom
Defense

Military likely to resume anthrax vaccinations

  • Global Security Newswire
Defense

Keep the peace

Just because President Clinton did it doesn't mean that peacekeeping is bad.

  • George C. Wilson
Defense

Tech firms look for best places to pitch security products

  • William New
Defense

CIA performance disputed as Congress plans hearings

The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks surprised the United States, but whether that was because of intelligence failure or the difficulties of snooping on terrorist plots is a matter of disagreement among former and current intelligence professionals.

  • Steve Hirsch
Defense

Federal government fails fifth straight audit

  • Jason Peckenpaugh
Defense

Senator urges INS not to punish whistleblowers

  • Kellie Lunney
Defense

Nuclear security agency needs management improvements, panel says

  • Greg Seigle
Defense

Insider interview: What to do about the INS

  • National Journal
Management

Border agency overhaul proves tricky for Bush team

Recent INS snafus have provided new momentum for the Bush administration's effort to reorganize border security agencies. But many hurdles remain in the way of consolidating federal border operations.

  • Siobhan Gorman
Defense

Work begins on Oak Ridge weapons plant modernization

  • Global Security Newswire
Defense

Proposed changes to Defense lodging program aren’t enough, GAO says

  • Tanya Ballard Brown
Defense

Defense task force aims to clean up charge card abuse

  • Tanya Ballard Brown
Defense

Energy officials can't account for plutonium loaned abroad

  • Kerry Boyd
Defense

Military needs to improve info sharing with allies, Navy official says

  • Molly M. Peterson
Defense

Postal Service readies facilities for cleaning

  • Matthew Weinstock
Management

GAO ruling could cripple A-76 competitions, military services say

Hundreds of military installations could be forced to restart their public-private job competitions unless a controversial General Accounting Office ruling is overturned, according to Defense officials.

  • Jason Peckenpaugh
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