F.D.A. Plans to Post Inspectors Overseas
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The F.D.A. intends to post inspectors to embassies and consulates in the developing world in hopes of improving the quality of imported food and medicines.
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The F.D.A. plan is the latest effort to fix the agency after a series of missteps.
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Officials will 'mitigate consequences' of debris landing on other countries from satellite it plans to shoot down
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U.S. citizens landing at our airports after trips abroad often are waved through by Customs and Border Protection officials. Some may think this shows a lack of vigilance. Not so.  Officials are on hyper-alert, 24-7. Ask Alex Segura, an employee of the International Monetary Fund in Senegal and Gambia....
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Drugmakers get part of the job done outside of the U.S.
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Net overseer moves toward approving industry-specific.post,.travel.
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Responding to the outcry over dangerous imports from China and other unsafe toys, the head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission is preparing regulatory proposals that could mandate broader inspections of imports and stiffer penalties for ignoring safety rules.
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Fairfax County is hoping to counter the exodus of U.S. jobs to other countries by persuading overseas companies to open branches in Fairfax, where they can hire Americans.
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Foreign Internet service and applications providers would be required to base inside the country the servers they use for U.S. customers, under a proposal from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
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The country's import-safety system has not kept pace with an increase in foreign goods, a panel appointed by President Bush said yesterday. Federal agencies should do a better job of coordinating oversight, the panel said, though it stopped short of calling for a single agency to oversee imports.
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Visitors could face digital fingerprinting at airports under plans to beef up border security
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Secure Freight Initiative will see cargo scanned for nuclear and radiological threats before it sets off for the U.S.
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The United States will assign an officer from the FBI to work at the office of the pan-European police office known as Europol, U.S. and European Union officials said Sept.
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Organized labor is starting to track companies that ship U.S. jobs overseas and will make the information available to the public in a database.
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Amid a rising number of criminal investigations into alleged fraud and abuse by defense contractors in Iraq, Afghanistan and Kuwait, the Defense Department and Army are assembling teams to investigate whether the contracting system should be overhauled, senior Pentagon and military officials said Tuesday.
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The F.D.A. is set to update guidelines that leave many bewildered.
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A myriad of financial institutions including banks, mutual funds, insurance companies, investment firms and credit-card companies are sending work to overseas locations.