Lawmakers support Bush plan for more foreign aid, but debate details

• Shawn Zeller
• June 11, 2003

Head Start advocacy group sues government over lobbying dispute

• Shawn Zeller
• June 11, 2003

Former officials assess security needs on cyber front

• William New
• June 11, 2003

Intelligence questions

Criticism of the Bush administration is mounting for overselling, or misreading, intelligence regarding Iraq.

• Peter H. Stone
• June 10, 2003

Ex-OMB director enters Indiana governor's race

• Congress Daily
• June 10, 2003

AID inspector general finds fault with Iraq contract

• Shawn Zeller
• June 10, 2003

Defense hopes automated system will improve procurement management

• Amelia Gruber
• June 10, 2003

Officials fear terrorist attack on U.S. food supply

Federal and state officials are finding that in the complex and varied agricultural sector, security is an elusive concept.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 10, 2003

Energy uses tech tools to protect radioactive shipments

• Molly M. Peterson
• June 10, 2003

Education and Agriculture share tips for improving financial management

• Amelia Gruber
• June 10, 2003

Justice: Gay employees may hold event, but must cover costs

• Shane Harris
• June 10, 2003

Effort to create geographic data portal moving slowly

• National Journal
• June 10, 2003

House panel OKs drug czar reauthorization

• Juliana Gruenwald
• June 9, 2003

FBI begins draining Maryland pond in anthrax probe

• Global Security Newswire
• June 9, 2003

Lawmaker decries 'disconnect' between intelligence, security

• Siobhan Gorman
• June 9, 2003

TSA screeners press for union representation

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• June 9, 2003

Student loan repayment program off to slow start

With some exceptions, most federal agencies helped few or no employees with their college debt under a two-year-old repayment program aimed at recruiting and retaining good federal workers.

• Brian Friel
• June 9, 2003

Plan for new entry-exit system falls short, report says

• Tom Shoop
• June 9, 2003

Critics assail Davis-backed procurement reform

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 9, 2003

Hill leaders reach deal on fiscal 2004 spending levels

In a matter of minutes Thursday, the bicameral congressional leadership and Appropriations Committee chairmen worked out a tentative deal to break the logjam that has delayed the start of the fiscal 2004 appropriations process.

• Lisa Caruso
• June 6, 2003