Ridge: Cybersecurity at 'heart' of department's work

• William New
• March 20, 2003

Seaports called 'critically vulnerable' to terrorism

• Molly M. Peterson
• March 20, 2003

‘Shooter’ ship conducts last-minute tests, drills

• George Cahlink
• March 19, 2003

As Hill awaits Iraq supplemental, Dems push homeland spending

• Bill Ghent
• March 19, 2003

Report pushes privatization of air traffic control

• Congress Daily
• March 19, 2003

Massive air, ground assault designed to induce confusion

• George Cahlink
• March 19, 2003

Committee passes 'Bioshield' plan minus compensation program

• Julie Rovner
• March 19, 2003

Lawmakers grill HHS secretary about proposed budget

• Congress Daily
• March 19, 2003

Federal aid workers ready to help Iraqis after attack

• Amelia Gruber
• March 19, 2003

House panel seeks to reauthorize Defense Production Act

• Molly M. Peterson
• March 19, 2003

OMB weighs changes to job competition process

The Bush administration is contemplating wide-ranging changes to rules that allow federal jobs to be directly outsourced to private companies, Office of Federal Procurement Policy Administrator Angela Styles told a Senate panel on Wednesday.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 19, 2003

Report: Federal IT spending has doubled in five years

• National Journal
• March 19, 2003

Five fights

The commander of the Army's V Corps says the impending war in Iraq will involve fighting five kinds of battles at once.

• James Kitfield
• March 18, 2003

In the air war, an overwhelming information advantage

• George Cahlink
• March 18, 2003

In the northern Persian Gulf, Navy cruiser is loaded for war

• George Cahlink
• March 18, 2003

Employees report to work despite standoff in downtown Washington

Employees in federal buildings located near the National Mall in Washington went to work Tuesday despite a standoff between law enforcement officers and a man who drove a tractor into a shallow pool near the Vietnam Memorial.

• Amelia Gruber
• March 18, 2003

Agencies implement more stringent security measures

Federal agencies stepped up security across the country Tuesday as Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge outlined a national plan to protect the United States from terrorist attacks during a war with Iraq.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 18, 2003

New controls on chemical plant security sought

• John Stanton
• March 18, 2003

Agencies fail to report on contract bundling

• Matthew Weinstock
• March 18, 2003

IRS nominee pledges to step up enforcement, modernization

• Margo MacFarland
• March 18, 2003