Defense

Los Alamos director steps down

Pete Nanos leaves the prestigious laboratory after two years of scandal and discord.

Defense

New intelligence director shakes up hierarchy

Memo from John Negroponte instructs CIA officials to report to him on certain intelligence matters.

Defense

Authorizers look to shield shipbuilding programs

To pay for them, Army's Future Combat Systems program, missile defense, and several communications programs might be targeted for reductions.

News

Rules of the Roadless

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News

Thar She Blows!

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Defense

Military vaccines trigger special treatment for 1,200

Cases correspond with a massive Defense Department effort to vaccinate U.S. forces against anthrax and smallpox before and after the invasion of Iraq.

News

Lawmakers introduce homeland security bills

New legislation would beef up cargo security.

Defense

Rumsfeld sees fewer base closings in upcoming round

Defense secretary tells reporters that overcapacity is "less than half" the 20-25 percent previously reported.

Defense

Homeland security agency evaluates border needs

U.S. Border Patrol aims for optimal mix of detection technology and rapidly deployable agents.

Defense

Security clearance czar still not named

OMB officials say they are taking the situation “very seriously.”

News

IBM official says company's experience holds lessons for agencies

New technology paves way for cultural changes amid management shifts.

Tech

Lawmaker: Higher purchase card spending limit 'inevitable'

Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., says $2,500 is too low and anticipates an increase in the future.

Pay & Benefits

Ex-TSP chief says private Social Security accounts face steep challenge

Bush administration's plan for establishing personal accounts is "not feasible," says Francis Cavanaugh.

News

Travel industry group launches government division

The nonprofit National Business Travel Association hopes to sign up 100 agency travel managers by the end of the year.

News

Less Roaming

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Swatting a Saddam Story

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Water Works

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Panel urges overseas base realignment slowdown

Overseas Basing Commission raises national security concerns a week before announcement of U.S. base closings.

Defense

Coast Guard: Proposed budget cuts would jeopardize mission

Appropriations Committee halves budget request for Deepwater and seeks detailed account on how plan would be funded over 20 years.

Defense

Lawmaker warns on using authorization to delay base closings

Efforts to stall base closing panel will prevent other initiatives from getting through, says Rep. John Hostettler, a senior member of the House Armed Services Readiness Subcommittee.