Ashcroft defends department's use of expanded antiterror powers

• Drew Clark
• June 5, 2003

Computer security officials discount chances of 'digital Pearl Harbor'

• Drew Clark
• June 3, 2003

Homeland privacy chief confronts doubts on passenger-screening system

• Drew Clark
• May 30, 2003

Defense, Justice report on surveillance activities

• Drew Clark
• May 28, 2003

Homeland official outlines budget plan for border protection

• Drew Clark
• May 6, 2003

FBI director says tech investments are paying off

• Drew Clark
• April 10, 2003

Anti-terror agencies win anti-privacy awards

• Drew Clark
• April 4, 2003

Data mining sparks debate among lawmakers, administration

• Drew Clark
• March 25, 2003

Study: E-government projects must advance cautiously

• Drew Clark
• March 25, 2003

Intelligence reorganization spotlights fabled FBI-CIA rift

• Drew Clark
• March 17, 2003

Defense, NSA move on 'open source' software development

• Drew Clark
• March 17, 2003

FBI chief seeks new powers; rebuffs critics

FBI Director Robert Mueller told senators Tuesday that Congress should grant law enforcement and intelligence agencies greater surveillance powers to combat terrorism.

• Shane Harris and Drew Clark
• February 11, 2003

Justice offers draft bill expanding law enforcement powers

• Drew Clark
• February 10, 2003

Foes of data-mining plan reiterate their criticisms

• Drew Clark
• February 5, 2003

Patent official explains decision to scale back reform plan

• Drew Clark
• December 2, 2002

Intelligence experts pan call for domestic spying agency

• Drew Clark
• November 26, 2002

Coalition seeks to halt diversion of patent fees

• Drew Clark
• November 20, 2002

Justice officials defend data mining as anti-terror tool

• Drew Clark
• November 15, 2002

Defense, cybersecurity officials praise 'open source' software

• Drew Clark
• October 29, 2002

Justice Department formalizes information sharing guidelines

• Drew Clark
• September 23, 2002