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White House pledges not to strip all homeland employees' union rights

The White House has agreed to issue a written pledge not to abuse its authority to strip collective bargaining rights from unionized employees transferred to the new Homeland Security Department.

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Bush sends Iraq resolution to Capitol Hill

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Bush to Hill: Don't add new funds to continuing resolution

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Senators negotiating compromise on homeland labor issues

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White House threatens veto of Senate homeland security bill

The White House Tuesday welcomed Congress back to town by saying President Bush would veto the Senate bill creating a Homeland Security Department if it passes.

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Bush signs $29 billion supplemental spending bill

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Bush pushes hard for flexibility in new department

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OMB chief again demands Congress act on supplemental bill

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Legislators rip OMB chief; supplemental stalled

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Panel votes to keep some Customs duties with Treasury

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Bush urges House lawmakers to increase debt ceiling

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House eyes creation of homeland security panel

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White House details new homeland security proposal

The White House Tuesday delivered legislation to Congress establishing a new Homeland Security Department, a bill that would give the new Cabinet secretary broad powers to reorganize his own agency after Congress approves it.