Court Allows Scientists to Work at NASA Until Trial Over Background Checks
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The United States Court of Appeals allowed the scientists to continue working until the question of their privacy challenge can be addressed at a full trial.
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Contradicting NASA policy in a long and bitter debate over science and safety, a panel of the National Academy of Sciences said Wednesday that the
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A fired NASA safety inspector accused of falsifying space shuttle inspection reports pleaded not guilty to 166 criminal charges on Friday and a trial was tentatively set for Dec. 1.
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ORLANDO, Florida  - Former NASA astronaut Lisa Nowak gave police permission to question her and search her car through nods of her head and mumbles of consent, the lead investigator testified in a Florida court on Wednesday.
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Wednesday's Supreme Court ruling on federal sentencing had been keenly awaited for months because it was expected to resolve questions that had put cases on hold throughout the federal system.
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BOULDER , Colo. -- NASA announced Wednesday the suite of US science investigators for its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) project, as well as a Russian scientist.
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A veteran NASA safety inspector appeared in court Friday in Florida to answer charges that he filed false reports of checks on the space shuttle.
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NASA has said it will review screening procedures as the space agency reels from a love triangle scandal that left one of its astronauts facing attempted murder and kidnapping charges.
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The Justice Department considered political affiliation in screening applicants for immigration court judgeships for several years until hiring was frozen in December after objections from department lawyers, current and former officials said yesterday.
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- A Portland man was sentenced to six months in federal prison for breaking into a NASA computer systems in 2001 and causing more than $200,000 in damage.
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Twenty-eight workers at one of NASAâs top research centers said security measures that include questions about loyalty and sexual orientation are unconstitutional.
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By Anonymous  Plum Brook research station in Sandusky has received a $63 million federal contract from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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By MIKE SCHNEIDER CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - NASA said Wednesday it would review its psychological screening process in light of an astronaut's arrest on charges she tried to murder a woman she believed was her romantic rival for a space shuttle pilot's affections.
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A former NASA quality inspector tasked with checking maintenance work on parts for the space shuttle Discovery will be arraigned Friday on federal charges that he failed to conduct 83 &quot;critical&quot; inspections in late 2002 and 2003, federal
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ORLANDO, Fla.  -- A former NASA inspector has been accused of lying about inspecting crucial parts on the space shuttle Discovery before and after the Columbia disaster that killed seven astronauts and grounded the entire orbiter fleet...
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With a rare criminal case against a senior federal researcher, prosecutors are sending a message to scientists on the government payroll: Making money from companies on the side can land you in big trouble.
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By Traci Watson and Andrea Stone  NASA officials said Wednesday that they will review medical and mental-health screenings of the astronaut corps in response to allegations that astronaut Lisa Nowak tried to kill a woman she regarded as her romantic rival.