Book review: Exposing holes in the CIA's war on terrorism

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• March 7, 2002

Seeking Safe Harbor

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• March 1, 2002

Federal audits improve, but real work lies ahead, OMB says

Federal agencies are getting better at balancing their books, but must dramatically improve how they account for their money to meet the Bush administration’s financial management goals, Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels said Thursday.

• Katherine McIntire Peters and Jason Peckenpaugh
• February 28, 2002

White House unveils details of homeland security budget boost

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• February 5, 2002

Agencies to receive more money, scrutiny, OMB chief says

Under the 2003 budget plan the Bush administration will submit to Congress next month, federal program managers can expect funding increases, but also more oversight of their operations, Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels said Thursday.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 24, 2002

Nation highly exposed to future terrorist attacks, experts warn

More than four months after the most devastating terrorist attack on U.S. soil in history, the nation remains highly exposed to attacks from terrorists using nuclear, biological, chemical or radiological weapons, according to numerous experts speaking at a security conference at Syracuse University last week.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 22, 2002

Customs chief proposes security plan to protect cargo ships

Customs Commissioner Robert Bonner is proposing a new security plan to protect global trade from sabotage by terrorists. Since 90 percent of commercial cargo travels by ship, ensuring the integrity of shipping containers is critical to international security.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 17, 2002

The personnel problem

Reforming the antiquated system for managing people is possibly the single most important challenge facing the military today.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 15, 2002

Fighting Weight

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• January 1, 2002

Army, Air Force streamline leadership staffs

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• December 18, 2001

Behind In The Biowar

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• December 1, 2001

Marine deployment irks soldiers

The Army is either unable or unwilling to do its job. That’s the message some mid-grade officers are getting from the deployment of hundreds of Marines to landlocked Afghanistan this week.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• November 29, 2001

Guide offers best practices for accountability reports

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• November 19, 2001

Army chief cites air power limits, accelerates reform

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• November 9, 2001

The War At Home

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• November 1, 2001

Rumsfeld: War is about 'will'

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• November 1, 2001

Anthrax attacks serve as a wake-up call for public health

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• November 1, 2001

Agencies urged to share intelligence data

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• October 23, 2001

Military resists role in homeland defense

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• October 22, 2001

Biological terrorism threat commands attention

The nation’s fragmented, underfunded public health system is coming under increased scrutiny in Congress as federal and state law enforcement officials continue an investigation into a second confirmed case of anthrax contamination in South Florida.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• October 9, 2001