Obama and Bush Families Team Up for America's 250th Anniversary Efforts
Former presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush, along with their wives, are participating in plans for America's 250th birthday celebrations during 2026.
Cris Comerford Retires After Nearly 30 Years as White House Chef
Cris Comerford retired Friday as White House executive chef. She has worked at the executive mansion for over 30 years, creating and presenting menus for state dinners, receptions and other events.
Russia’s Propaganda Plan Aims at Building Election Mistrust, Officials Say
U.S. intelligence officials said foreign adversaries continue to show determination into issuing false and incendiary claims about American democracy - and influence others to spread those messages.
NASA Says No Return Date Yet for Boeing Starliner Crew
NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will remain at the International Space Station while engineers continue research on issues affecting their Boeing capsule, officials said Thursday.
NASA Telescope Spots Planet That Takes Over a Century to Orbit its Star
A supersized gas planet has been located by the Webb Space Telescope around the Epsilon Indi A star — and the planet has a supersized orbit.
NASA Cancels Moon Rover Mission, Citing Delays and Increasing Cost
NASA is canceling its water-seeking moon rover called VIPER, citing cost overruns and launch delays in an announcement this week.
Here’s What to Expect If Your Flight Was Canceled During Technology Outage
Social media was flooded Friday with photos and video of passengers stranded at airports due to a widespread computer issue. Here's what to expect if you are among them:
Over 250,000 Vintage NASA Images Added to National Archives Catalog
Over 250,000 images related to NASA’s work over six decades are now available for public viewing via the National Archives Catalog.
Dump Cake Dessert With Jill of All Trades
Jill Washburn features a simple and tasty dessert, a lemon and blueberry dump cake, in her latest installment of Jill of All Trades.
European Scientists Confirm the Moon Has a Sizable Cave
Scientists have confirmed a cave on the moon, not far from where Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin had landed, and suspect there are hundreds more caves amid the rock.
Caesar Salad, Invented in Mexico by Italian Immigrants, Turns 100
It's 100 years since the Caesar salad is said to have been invented on the Fourth of July at a restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico.
SpaceX Gets Contract To Pull Space Station Out of Orbit
NASA has awarded SpaceX an $843 million contract to build the vehicle that will bring the International Space Station out of its orbit when its usage ends in a few years.
Prepare for Crowds, Traffic and Weather When Traveling for July 4
If July 4 travel forecasts continue to hold up, millions of Americans will be away from home sometime during next few days. Here’s what to think through when making final preparations for your trip:
Newest NOAA Satellite Includes Solar Observation Equipment
The newest and final planned addition to a NOAA weather satellite network launched Tuesday from Florida, with the help of a SpaceX rocket.
Another Delay for Return of Boeing Starliner from Space Station
The Starliner spacecraft, currently docked at the International Space Station with its two NASA astronauts, will now remain at ISS until at least July 2.
