Homeland Security officials downplay need for antiterrorist center

• Chris Strohm
• February 26, 2004

Homeland Security officials look for better funding formula

• Chris Strohm
• February 25, 2004

Air Marshal Service showcases new command center

• Chris Strohm
• February 24, 2004

Governors split on federal oversight of education, health initiatives

• Chris Strohm
• February 23, 2004

Sept. 11 families question Bush’s role in terrorist attacks

• Chris Strohm
• February 20, 2004

Advocates slam plan to restrict access to critical infrastructure data

• Chris Strohm
• February 19, 2004

Airport screeners slam TSA recertification program

Many passenger and baggage screeners say TSA's annual recertification program is mired in so many problems that it should be scrapped.

• Chris Strohm
• February 18, 2004

Homeland Security CIOs issue list of priorities

• Chris Strohm
• February 17, 2004

Lawmakers call for suspension of new passenger screening system

House lawmakers said Friday that a controversial new airline passenger screening system should be “suspended indefinitely,” after government auditors declared the system flawed and behind schedule.

• Chris Strohm
• February 13, 2004

Defense contractors owe billions in unpaid federal taxes

U.S. defense contractors failed to pay the federal government billions in taxes and, in some cases, may be guilty of criminal offenses, General Accounting Office auditors said Thursday.

• Chris Strohm
• February 12, 2004

Mayors want more direct homeland security funding

• Chris Strohm
• February 11, 2004

Iraqi ministries emerge as management, contracting agencies

• Chris Strohm
• February 10, 2004

Homeland Security critical infrastructure effort proceeds unevenly

• Chris Strohm
• February 9, 2004

Lawmakers question whether Pentagon manipulated Iraq intelligence

• Chris Strohm
• February 6, 2004

Homeland security officials questioned over ricin intelligence

Lawmakers raised concerns Wednesday about the failure of officials at the Terrorist Threat Integration Center to warn Congress and other government agencies about the potential threat of a bioterrorism attack using the toxin ricin.

• Chris Strohm
• February 4, 2004

Bush supports deadline extension for Sept. 11 commission

• Chris Strohm
• February 4, 2004

Park Police budget request falls short of chief's estimate

The Bush administration's fiscal 2005 budget request for the U.S. Park Police is well short of what the agency’s embattled chief said is needed to combat funding and personnel shortfalls.

• Chris Strohm
• February 3, 2004

Homeland Security could receive $3.7 billion in additional funding

• Chris Strohm
• February 2, 2004

U.S., Canada launch talks on sharing citizen data

• Chris Strohm
• January 30, 2004

New border tracking program has yet to net terrorists

• Chris Strohm
• January 29, 2004