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Over the past decade, federal homeland-security spending above pre-Sept. 11 levels sums to $360 billion.

Tallying the Toll on the Economy From 9/11 David Wessel 2011

Prior to joining the Obama administration, Mr. Crowley was a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, specializing in homeland-security issues.

Clinton Aide Quits After Remarks About Suspect's Detention Patrick O'Connor 2011

He said his planned hearings didn't come up, but homeland-security funding for New York did.

King Fuels the Debate Over Terrorism Andrew Grossman 2011

EDT when the plane's crew notified homeland-security officials of passengers allegedly behaving suspiciously.

Jet Incidents Show Unease Adam Entous 2011

More recently, the countries have stepped up intelligence sharing and homeland-security cooperation.

Clinton Presses Pakistan on Terrorism Amol Sharma 2011

"There's so many consultants wandering around Washington explaining that high-school students can do this stuff—which they can, in the sense that a million monkeys can write Shakespeare," said Stephen Maurer, a WMD and homeland-security expert at the University of California at Berkeley.

Bioterror 'Report Card' to Show More Work Ahead Keith Johnson 2011

"The real benefit to our security from the raid by the Navy Seals is we've recovered a treasure trove of intelligence that can be used to go after bad guys all over the world," said Sen. Tom Carper, a Delaware Democrat and member of the Senate's homeland-security committee.

Massive Intelligence Haul Siobhan Gorman 2011

"It is a vast improvement over the old system," said Rick Nelson, a homeland-security analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

Color Code Terrorism Warnings Go Dark Keith Johnson 2011

New York Republican Peter King, chairman of the House homeland-security committee, is among the lawmakers who welcomed Mr. Holder's call to change Miranda.

Rights Are Curtailed for Terror Suspects Evan Perez 2011

The administration has been arguing that much of the increase in non-defense spending stemmed from higher homeland-security spending.

Conservatives and the Bush Budget, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009