Defense
White House endorses Homeland Security spending bill
The White House Tuesday released a Statement of Administration Policy supporting passage of the fiscal 2004 Homeland Security appropriations bill as reported out by House committee.
Management
Bush plans 4 percent spending hike in 2004
President Bush will seek a 4 percent increase in fiscal 2004 discretionary spending in his proposed budget, OMB Director Mitch Daniels said Tuesday.
Defense
Bush signs homeland bill; fills top jobs in department
President Bush Monday signed legislation establishing a Homeland Security Department and announced he will nominate White House homeland security adviser Tom Ridge to be its first secretary.
Defense
Bush signs Defense bills, urges action on homeland security
President Bush Wednesday signed two Defense spending bills and again demanded quick congressional action to create a Homeland Security Department.
Defense
Cabinet secretaries pressure Senate on homeland bill
Fourteen Cabinet members have sent Senate leaders a letter pressuring them to accept President Bush's terms on labor provisions at the proposed Homeland Security Department, saying that other agencies already possess the powers Bush is requesting.
Defense
Bush steps up demand for action on homeland security bill
President Bush Thursday sharpened his call for Congress to send him homeland security legislation, insisting that lawmakers not go home until the bill is finished.
Defense
White House blasts homeland compromise; Senate deadlocked
Stung by a deal that could doom the Homeland Security Department legislation it backs, the White House Wednesday launched a bitter attack on a Senate compromise measure crafted by two Democrats and one Republican.
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