Despite Government Shutdown, Artemis Missions Still a 'Go,' Haridopolos Says
NASA will require about 3,000 employees to work unpaid during the shutdown to maintain Artemis missions and critical space operations, officials said.
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'Totally unacceptable': GOP senators condemn Trump's 'aggressive' gutting of government
Republican lawmakers are criticizing Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought for taking what they call an overly “aggressive” approach to the ongoing government shutdown, warning that his hardline tactics could backfire on the party.“Russ is less politically in tune than the president,” said Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) a member of the Senate’s DOGE (Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency) Caucus. “We, as…
US shutdown, but NASA doesn't stop: Artemis continues with SpaceX and Blue Origin
Despite the shutdown, NASA employees working on the Artemis missions will continue to work with the private companies SpaceX and Blue Origin involved in the program that aims to return astronauts to the Moon. Artemis doesn't stop: NASA continues work with SpaceX and Blue Origin even during the shutdown. During the U.S. government shutdown, which suspended non-essential federal activities due to lack of funding, NASA asked employees working on th…
Donald Trump Went Through the First Day of Shutdown and Partial Closure of the Public Administration
Numerous U.S. services and agencies are paralyzed by the shutdown, including NASA. The situation also affects the rest of the economy. Read more
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