House to vote on aviation security measure next week

House GOP leaders scheduled a vote on an aviation security bill for next Wednsday, setting the stage for a battle with Democrats over the issue of whether to federalize the airport security workforce.

• Mark Wegner and April Fulton
• October 25, 2001

White House wants House aviation security bill passed soon

The White House signaled Tuesday that it wants a House aviation security bill passed soon so that lawmakers can decide whether or not to federalize airport security jobs in conference committee.

• Keith Koffler, Mark Wegner and April Fulton
• October 24, 2001

Sweeps continue as House, Senate prepare to return

• Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• October 22, 2001

Congress still divided on issue of federalizing airport security

Democrats and Republicans in Congress continue to disagree on whether to federalize more than 20,000 airport security jobs nationwide, but are likely to reach an agreement soon.

• Mark Wegner, April Fulton and Charlie Mitchell
• October 3, 2001

Final census report stirs a bit of controversy

• Mark Wegner
• October 1, 2001

Senate seeks to finish work on defense authorization

• Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• September 27, 2001

House prepares for action on Defense, spending bills

• Lisa Caruso, Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• September 19, 2001

Senate passes legislation authorizing Bush to retaliate

• Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• September 14, 2001

Leadership safe, but Congressional schedule uncertain

• Lisa Caruso, Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• September 12, 2001

Senate votes to condemn attacks

• Mark Wegner, April Fulton and Geoff Earle
• September 12, 2001

Squeezed by redistricting, Horn decides to retire

• Mark Wegner
• September 5, 2001

Appropriations will top House agenda after recess

• Mark Wegner
• August 17, 2001

Civilian agencies may pay for Defense supplemental

• Lisa Caruso and Mark Wegner
• July 19, 2001

House Dems demand data on costs of census oversight

• Mark Wegner
• June 6, 2001

House civil service panel chairman to resign

Rep. Joe Scarborough, R-Fla., who as chairman of a key civil service subcommittee backed pay and benefits reform issues, has announced he will give up his seat Sept. 6.

• Mark Wegner
• May 29, 2001

Census Bureau recommends against sampling data

• Mark Wegner
• March 2, 2001

L.A. lawsuit seeks to put Census decisions in hands of career officials

• Mark Wegner
• February 22, 2001

Dems urge Bush to appoint career official to head Census Bureau

• Mark Wegner
• February 21, 2001

Census Bureau's success raises questions about need for sampling

• Mark Wegner
• February 16, 2001

Conservatives urge President Bush to reverse executive orders

• Mark Wegner and Geoff Earle
• January 22, 2001