Defense
Sept. 11 commission raps law enforcement, immigration agencies
Federal immigration and law enforcement agencies failed to adequately share information and detect fraudulent documents before Sept. 11, a federal commission has concluded.
Defense
Airport screener discrimination complaints overwhelm TSA
Airport screeners have flooded the Transportation Security Administration with so many discrimination complaints officials have moved to overhaul management practices.
Management
Bush on the bureaucracy: Mixed signals
President Bush offered praise for federal employees and plans for expanded federal programs in his State of the Union address, but also urged limits on the size of government and discretionary spending.
Defense
Sept. 11 commission faces fight over deadline extension
The 10-member commission investigating the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 will face a legislative battle for more time to complete its work.
Defense
Homeland Security, Democrats spar over protection efforts
The Homeland Security Department on Friday disputed a report issued by House Democrats that included sweeping criticisms of efforts to protect the country.
Defense
Congressman blasts Bush on terrorist screening efforts
A key House lawmaker said Tuesday that homeland security efforts are being undermined because the Bush administration has failed to create a unified terrorist watch list and make the FBI's Terrorist Screening Center fully operational.
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