Defense
Ridge says intelligence czar probably unnecessary
Tom Ridge, President Bush's choice to head the Homeland Security Department, said on Wednesday that if the architecture of the department is carefully crafted, an “intelligence czar” would not be necessary, but added that the president has said the topic is “open for discussion.”
Tech
Homeland security budget boost not yet a reality
Technology firms are waiting for Uncle Sam to open the tap on a gusher of homeland security spending.
Management
White House restores bonuses for appointees
Political appointees throughout the federal government may receive cash bonuses to reward them for outstanding work, the White House said Wednesday.
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