Defense
Border officials say they are unprepared to protect nation
New survey comes after 9/11 commission concludes that border security should be strengthened.
Defense
Senators question FBI progress on reforms since 9/11 attacks
Senior bureau official cites accomplishments, but says critical issues must still be addressed.
Defense
9/11 panel seeks billions more in federal spending
Deep within the commission’s report are a few recommendations bearing hefty price tags for federal agencies.
Defense
Chairman of 9/11 commission calls on Pentagon to support reform
Panel chief says he senses resistance from Defense Department on some recommendations for intelligence overhaul.
Defense
Lawmakers worry that homeland security overshadows civil rights
FBI criticized for surveillance of activists planning to protest during the Republican National Convention.
Defense
9/11 commissioners cite continued gaps in transportation security
Nearly three years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, panel says the federal government still lacks strategic plans for infrastructure protection.
Defense
GAO: Pentagon lacks management plan for protecting personnel, installations
Government auditors found that Defense’s most recent report on installation protection needs more detail and tangible goals.
Defense
Experts weigh Goss’ ability to manage CIA bureaucracy
New CIA chief will take over agency just as intelligence community begins transformation.
Defense
9/11 commissioners worry federal reforms might not stick
Strong congressional oversight seen as the key ingredient to force agencies to change.
Defense
Overhaul of intelligence operations mulled by lawmakers
One congressman charges federal bureaucracy with intentionally derailing efforts to enact reforms.
Defense
Official: Terrorist threat center big enough for all personnel
CIA official had said at hearing that the new TTIC, which includes CIA, FBI, DHS and Secret Service, may not have enough room.
Defense
GAO: Coast Guard should seek partnerships to monitor vessels
Automatic identification system would cost less with support from local public and private ports, auditors say.
Defense
Requests for government information hit all-time high
The federal government spent about $320 million on FOIA-related activities in 2003.
Defense
Bureaucratic wrangling begins over intelligence reform
Debate on 9/11 commission's recommendations for overhauling the intelligence apparatus overshadows other parts of its report.
Defense
9/11 commission members want recommendations kept intact
At Senate hearing, managers of U.S. intelligence agencies urge caution in making reforms.
Defense
Senators express concerns about intelligence reorganization
At a hastily called hearing, they say 9/11 commission's push for change may cause turf battles, abuses of power.
Management
9/11 commission sets precedent for executive privilege challenges
Major legal hurdle centered on getting access to presidential daily briefings.
Defense
Former Iraq inspector calls for new weapons control policy
Federal intelligence agencies not prepared to develop much-needed new technology, he says.
Defense
Ridge praises public service, offers advice
Secretary says creation of Homeland Security Department required strong leadership and keeping employees informed.
Defense
Agencies criticized for overclassifying information
9/11 commission report recommends government share more information, but new study finds classification costs increased $1 billion in a year.
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