Experts Divided Over Risk of Bio-Terrorist Attack
When news of an anthrax attack flashed across American TV screens in September 2001, the public was swept up in a debate that had befu … more…
Snafus Mar Vaccine Program
The Nov. 4, 2004 announcement was supposed to be a confidence booster for a nation badly shaken by the 2001 anthrax letter attacks a … more…
Gov. Discloses Border Crossing Database
Last month the Department of Homeland Security disclosed a new database, called the Border Crossing Information (BCI) system, on page 43 … more…
The Administration’s Latest Critic: The Chamber of Commerce
Aug. 13: This post has been corrected.
It's almost rote by this point. President Bush tries to expand the power of the executive. Civil … more…
Broad Terrorism Law Still Bars Worthy Refugees
A post-9/11 rule barring refugees and asylum-seekers who supported foreign guerrilla groups from entering the country -- regardless of t … more…
ACLU: Million on Terrorist Watch List
There won’t be any balloons dropping from the ceiling to mark this milestone. And if there are any bells and whistles, it will only be f … more…
Morale Problems Continue at TSA
The Office of the Ombudsman was created by the Transportation Security Administration to be a confidential advocate for airport security … more…
December 03, 2008
Gov’t Unions Angered as Bush Further Limits Eligability Spencer S. Hsu, Washington Post, December 03, 2008
November 21, 2008
DHS Criticized for Lax Oversight of Programs Worth Billions Katherine McIntire Peters, Government Executive, November 21, 2008
November 20, 2008
GAO Report Faults DHS’ Oversight of Equipment Thomas Frank, USA Today, November 20, 2008
November 18, 2008
TSA’s ‘Behavior Detection’ Leads to Few Arrests Thomas Frank, USA Today, November 18, 2008
November 14, 2008
Study: Illegal Immigrant Minors Mistreated by U.S. Anabelle Garay, AP, November 14, 2008
Gov’t. Faulted for Sick Travelers Sara A. Carter and Audrey Hudson, Washington Times, November 14, 2008
