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6 Flight Booking Hacks That No Longer Save You Money
NEW YORK, October 15 — A CheapOair analysis released on October 14, 2026, debunked six widely held flight…
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NASA Chief: The Moon Race With China Will Be Decided in Months
More than half a century after the last Apollo astronaut left the Moon, getting humans back onto the…
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Why AM Radio Still Matters
WASHINGTON, September 23 — The House of Representatives passed H.R. 979, the “AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act,”…
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Trump’s AI Czar Plan Joins History of White House Tech Roles
WASHINGTON, September 19 — President Donald Trump said he will soon appoint an artificial intelligence czar, a new…
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Pfluger Bipartisan Bill Would Analyze Strategic Petroleum Reserve Updates
WASHINGTON, September 12 — A bipartisan push to overhaul the Strategic Petroleum Reserve is now sitting before the…
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White House’s 1,000-Launch Space Goal Faces $100 Billion Question
WASHINGTON, September 12 — The White House has put its weight behind a dramatic expansion of American launch…
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Aster Turns to Latin America, Africa as Mideast Oil Flows Falter
RIO DE JANEIRO, September 11 — Aster is turning to Latin America and Africa for crude oil supplies…
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NNSA Failed to Report Uranium Enrichment Costs to Congress
WASHINGTON, September 1 — The National Nuclear Security Administration has failed to report the true, long-term cost of…
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White House Reviews EPA Plan to End Power Plant Carbon Rules
WASHINGTON, September 1 — The White House has initiated a formal review of a supplemental proposal aimed at…
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Space Launch Growth May Spur Sports Tech Innovation
Washington, August 21 — President Donald Trump signed a memorandum aimed at accelerating U.S. space launches, setting an…
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SpaceX’s Orbital Data Centers Expected to Produce Major E-Waste, Experts Warn
August 20, 2026 — Washington, D.C. SpaceX’s orbital data centers, built to manage the data flow of its…
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Global Study: Communitarian Societies Happier Than Individualistic Ones
GENEVA, August 5 — A groundbreaking new study, leveraging advanced data analytics and machine learning, has strategically reoriented…
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JWST’s $10B Budget, 20-Year Mission Redefine Space Science
WASHINGTON, D.C., August 3 — Strategically, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) stands as one of the most…
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Central Banks Use Policy to Fight Inflation from Energy Shocks
WASHINGTON, D.C., August 1 — The prospect of an energy shock, potentially triggered by a conflict involving Iran,…
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Pre-Columbian Amazon: ‘Wilderness’ or ‘Cultural Parkland’?
BRASÍLIA, July 29 — The long-held view of the Amazon as a near-empty wilderness before European arrival is…
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Amazon Structures Suggest Higher Ancient Population Density
BRASÍLIA, July 29 — Hundreds of previously unknown structures have been uncovered beneath the Amazon rainforest, according to…
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Key Players Behind the 2025 Ocean Oxygen Warning Study
KIEL, July 27 — A sweeping new scientific assessment, built on data from institutions spanning four continents, warns…
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Historical Record: How Ocean Oxygen Has Declined Since 1950
NEW YORK, July 27 — A major new synthesis of ocean monitoring data, published this year in Science…
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SpaceX Starship Heat Shield Flaws Threaten Rapid Reusability
The Thermal Protection Bottleneck BOCA CHICA, Texas, July 27 — Starship, the fully reusable super-heavy-lift launch vehicle SpaceX…
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Key Institutions Leading the Global Search for Technosignatures
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., July 26 — The search for extraterrestrial intelligence has entered a new phase of strategic…
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US Energy Department oversees nuclear weapons, labs, security
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The United States Department of Energy occupies a singular position on the American national…
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SpaceX Relies on Ocean Landings for Spacecraft Recovery
WASHINGTON, July 25 — Splashdown remains the signature recovery method for American crewed spacecraft, a strategic choice born…
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Global Light Pollution Blocks Milky Way For Majority Of Population
WASHINGTON, July 25 — Light pollution has escalated into a global environmental crisis that now affects the overwhelming…
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SpaceX’s Starlink internet aids and risks in conflict zones
WASHINGTON, July 25 — Starlink, the satellite internet constellation operated by SpaceX subsidiary Starlink Services, LLC, has quietly…
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