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The White House released additional details Wednesday about President Bush's new initiative to create a data mining Terrorist Threat Integration Center

Computer scientist Edward Stritter has been nominated to serve as the third and final person to serve on the overview committee charged with enforcing

Sen. Ron Wyden (D.-Ore.) moved Wednesday to block all funding for the controversial Defense Department program known as Total Information Awareness (TIA).

Senators George Allen (R.-Va.) and Barbara Boxer (D.-Calif.) introduced legislation Tuesday night to promote a wireless approach to broadband deployment.

Federal government spending on IT outsourcing services will more than double from 2002's $6.6 billion to nearly $15 billion by 2007, according to a new

When the final gavel fell on the 107th Congress in November, literally dozens of technology-related bills were left unresolved with the House of

The Public Interest Registry (PIR) assumed control Jan. 1 of the .org top-level domain registry from VeriSign Global Registry Services to begin the

Notorious hacker Kevin Mitnick, sentenced to five years in federal prison after a 3-year manhunt, can resume using the Internet in January. Since being

The White House scrambled over the weekend to alleviate privacy violation fears raised by its proposal to build a monitoring system as an "early warning

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a new version of legislation Tuesday night that will create a cabinet-level Department of Homeland Security

The lame duck U.S. Congress returns to work Tuesday with billions of dollars on the line for the IT industry. When the 107th Congress broke in late

Following the lead of Microsoft, computer titan IBM will open a computer science lab aimed at the government sector in the Northern Virginia suburbs of