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Once intelligence has been collected, analyzed and shared, it must be acted on--used to set priorities and bolster defenses. The government knows it can't wait. In the past six months, billions have already gone toward reinforcing cockpit doors, tightening the airline baggage-screening process and hiring 28,000...
A simple bureaucratic encounter in New York today may hold some important hints about how far Saddam Hussein plans to go to dodge a U.S. invasion. A senior Iraqi delegation is due to meet U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan and chief arms inspector Hans Blix to discuss the stalled inspection...
The problem, MIT officials say, was not a chemical mess but a bureaucratic one.
The company's political ties have assured access to other top Bush officials. Cook tells TIME he met with Assistant Defense Secretary John Stenbit last October to ask that Global Crossing be included in contract rebidding to hook up U.S. defense scientists. Global won an earlier bid for the $400...
Making sure that the system in place to support survivors of sexual assault is of top quality, easily accessible and avoids the problem of students falling through the University’s bureaucratic cracks is by far the most important change Harvard can make to its sexual assault policy.