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Although Congress gave the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) $1 billion more in funding than President Bush requested, the DHS has approximately 30

The recovery in IT spending is underway, with a solid return to growth expected in 2004 and 2005, according to tech research firm Gartner . But the data

Opposition to permanently extending the ban on Internet access taxes began to stiffen Thursday night as the U.S. Senate opened debate on the Internet Tax

The U.S. Senate has yet to schedule a vote on the Internet Tax Moratorium, which expires Saturday, although staff members predict there will be some

With Wednesday night's historic Senate vote to approve the first ever federal anti-spam legislation, the focus now turns to the House of Representatives

WASHINGTON -- A buoyant Karen Evans, the nation's newly appointed chief IT officer, told a sparsely attended press conference Wednesday that President

The technology industry is poised to create more than 1.5 million new jobs worldwide and generate $290 billion in tax benefits over the next four years

WASHINGTON -- Colorado Gov. Bill Owens told a House Judiciary subcommittee Wednesday that the Streamlined Sales Tax Project (STTP), which would require

The House Judiciary Committee approved legislation Thursday intended to deter the most abusive spammers with jail sentences up to five years. The criminal

Federal bank and thrift regulatory agencies issued proposed guidelines Tuesday to require financial institutions to develop programs to respond to

U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D.-Calif.) called the State Dept.'s L-1B visa for skilled IT workers a type of "stealth immigration" that is taking jobs

The FBI says bogus e-mail that seeks to trick customers into giving out personal information is the "hottest, and most troubling" new scam on the