Budget

Science Committee Democrats: Failure to Effectively Fund – Science and Technology Harms U.S. Competitive Edge“NASA: NASA’s budget would increase relative to FY2005, but the Administration is seeking $546 million less […]

– NASA Gets Increased Funding to Explore the Moon, Mars, Washington Post– Wanted the Moon, Got a Little Less, NY Times– NASA Langley to cut 1,000 jobs, Daily Press– NASA […]

Cramer could lose NASA voice, Huntsville Times“”Clearly some people will lose clout when they do this. There is no way around that when you’re talking about slashing the number of […]

Editor’s note: The FY 2006 NASA budget to be released on Monday contains some bad news for Earth Science and Aeronautics programs which will face severe cuts. Field Centers – […]

Does Rearranging Appropriations Panels Make Any Sense?, Roll Call (new link from Center for American Progress)“Anticipating the problem he will likely face – that is, repeatedly trying to overcome support […]

NASA Announces Financial Management Contract Identification“NASA has implemented a $48 million contract modification with Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) of San Diego. It broadens SAIC responsibility to provide integrated financial […]

Bush’s Budget Expected to Be Aggressive, Washington Post“The National Science Foundation will be virtually frozen, and the substantial budget increases over the past decade for the National Institutes of Health […]

Editor’s note: According to Congresional sources, the State of the Union Speech will be on 2 February and the FY 2006 Budget will be released on 7 February. A NASA […]

30 December 2004: Pentagon Said to Offer Cuts in the Billions, Washington post“The proposed reductions, the details of which are still being fine-tuned and which would require Congressional approval, result […]

16 December 2004: Bush looking at freezing or slightly cutting domestic spending, AP“The president is still making final decisions about the $2.5 trillion budget for 2006 he will propose in […]