Defense
Bush pledges to investigate administration response
Vice President Dick Cheney, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff dispatched to identify "bureaucratic obstacles" to relief effort.
Management
Social Security Administration dipping into politics, report says
Democrats accuse Bush administration of using agency to push its privatization agenda.
News
Bush inaugurated, proclaims era of expanding freedom
Inaugural address shaped by the notion that it is the moral and national security imperative of the United States to aid a gathering worldwide march toward liberty.
Defense
Prospects for intelligence overhaul bill remain uncertain
House leaders may not decide until Monday whether to schedule a vote on the bill.
Pay & Benefits
Debt ceiling showdown could affect TSP investments
Treasury may seek to avoid the limit by temporarily suspending investments in federal retirement funds.
Defense
Bush backs 'intelligence czar' with control over budgets
President embraces key recommendation of 9/11 commission that he had previously stopped short of endorsing.
News
White House: No position yet on intelligence overhaul
Acting CIA Director John McLaughlin was not speaking for the administration when he expressed reservations about the appointment of an "intelligence czar."
Defense
White House objects to proposed Defense cuts
The White House is objecting to Senate Republican efforts to scale back President Bush's defense spending plans, saying the move imperils the Bush administration's effort to upgrade the military while conducting operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
News
White House announces record $374 billion deficit
The Bush administration Monday announced that the fiscal 2003 federal budget deficit was $374 billion, a decrease of about $81 billion from the $455 billion deficit forecast in July, but still a record high.
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