Jacqueline Feldscher is a managing editor at Payload Space. She covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, government and politics, and business economics, with a particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, space exploration, and telecommunications. Jacqueline's work has been featured in prominent publications such as FCW, Government Executive, Nextgov/FCW, Defense One, and Washington Technology.
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By: Jacqueline Feldscher
As the Space Force prepares to celebrate its fifth birthday this month—and its growth from a single Guardian to a uniformed force of nearly 10,000—Polaris chatted with Space Force Chief Master Sergeant John Bentivegna about how the service has changed in its half decade, and what's next.
More than a quarter of the world's countries are now part of the Artemis Accords after Panama and Austria signed on in a pair of ceremonies on Wednesday at NASA HQ in Washington.
A nonprofit working to develop the space workforce pipeline in Texas has awarded its first two grants to rocket teams at Rice University and Texas A&M, the cofounders of the group told Payload.
Rep.-elect Jeff Crank (R-CO) is excited about the future of space—especially, what he can do as a freshman lawmaker to help the commercial space community keep growing.
By: Jacqueline Feldscher
In the final episode of our special three-part Pathfinder series on lunar architecture, brought to you by Lockheed Martin, we explore how nuclear-enabled technologies will power a sustainable future on the Moon and beyond. Joining us are Kerry Timmons of Lockheed Martin and Joe Miller of BWXT Advanced Technologies to discuss the critical role of nuclear power and propulsion.
As commercial and scientific traffic picks up in space from actors around the world, the US military space community has spent 2024 making sure they're prepared to secure the flourishing domain.
The Senate voted 73-27 to invoke cloture on the Social Security Fairness Act, clearing the way for a final vote to pass the bill later this week.
Lawmakers are looking ahead toward legislation that will bring changes to the federal workforce.
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott believes there is genuine momentum building behind President-elect Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency.
The Senate last week passed the Chance to Compete Act by unanimous consent, and the House followed suit with a voice vote Monday.
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