U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has been lobbying lawmakers, so they vote to invest billions more in air traffic safety.

In a letter to NASA's interim chief, Sean Duffy, the group slammed "wasteful changes" that undermine NASA's core mission.

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The Trump administration on Monday released 230,000 files on the 1968 assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King ...

Garrett Reisman — a former NASA astronaut and engineer who later served as a SpaceX advisor — told CNN that he believes ...

Southwest passengers will soon buy assigned seat tickets as the carrier ends decades of open seating and other perks in the company's bid to save revenue.

Several hundred current and former NASA employees, including at least four retired astronauts, backed a letter that opposes ...

It's not immediately clear how these actions might affect the broader trade war with Mexico and negotiations over tariffs.

President Donald Trump on Monday named Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to also serve as interim NASA administrator. Janet ...