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Legislators push for transit security funding
Public ground transportation systems get far less federal funding for security than aviation.
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Bad data forces changes in terrorism report
Officials blamed outdated databases and mismanaged input for underreporting terrorism in 2003.
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HSIN pilot adds Dallas
The city joins Seattle, Indianapolis and Atlanta in testing the Homeland Security Information Network.
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NMCI test center delayed
It won't be ready for several more months, says NMCI's staff director.
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Marines struggle with 'rocky' NMCI
Progress on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet has been unacceptable, a Marine general says.
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HHS awards Northrop Grumman e-Travel order
The Health and Human Services Department has awarded a nearly $1 million task order to Northrop Grumman Mission Systems to implement its Web-based e-Travel management.
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Navy leader backs NMCI, EDS
The service cannot afford to go back to where it was before NMCI, Navy Secretary Gordon England says.
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E-voting skeptics rally for paper
Rep. Rush Holt led a rally to heighten the sense of urgency for e-voting paper trail legislation.
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USDA gushes over electronic food stamps
Agriculture Department officials gathered in Washington, D.C., today to bid farewell to the paper system.
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USAJobs adds features
Government job seekers can receive even more detailed information through e-mail alerts.
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Army splits WIN-T work
General Dynamics Corp. officials will oversee the development and installation of the Army's Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) system with help from Lockheed Martin Corp., according to the service's top information technology official.
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House passes DHS funding bill
The House Friday passed the Homeland Security Department's spending bill; the Senate version is moving through that body.
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NMCI contract gets a rewrite
Navy, EDS streamline the Navy Marine Corps Intranet service level agreements.
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States play vital role
Many of the national systems being developed to spot possible bioterrorism attacks will rely on data supplied by state governments and other locally based health care organizations.
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