The series kicks off with Hager on Sept. 18. A daughter of former President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush, Hager ...

Bolden later became a NASA astronaut and traveled to orbit four times aboard the space shuttle. After his last space flight, he returned to the Marine Corps and achieved the rank of major general.

Bolden said he has "tiger teams" of NASA managers working to figure out what advanced technology projects the agency will tackle and what each center's role will be. Skip to Article.

President Obama’s selection Saturday of former astronaut Charles F. Bolden Jr. to head NASA gives a boost to the agency’s manned space program and its stated goal of returning humans to the ...

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden visits the space agency's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland for an update on the center's aircraft engine icing research, and to talk about the future of space ...

NASA Administrator Charles Bolden visited a rocket engine factory in Canoga Park on Thursday that could benefit as congressional Republicans push the agency to spend more federal money visiting ...

NASA's chief found himself mired in another controversy Monday, this time for making "inappropriate" contact with an oil company while considering an alternative fuel project. The space agency's ...

NASA administrator Bolden's trip to China comes at a time of upheaval in the US human spaceflight program, including doubt about Bolden's future at the space agency's helm.

NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden says it's the "beginning of a new era" for NASA, now that the Shuttle program has ended and the massive craft are making their ways to museums.

Bolden's 34-year career with the Marine Corps -- he's a retired major general and flew more than 100 combat missions in Vietnam -- also included 14 years as a member of NASA's Astronaut Office.

Since then, NASA has been accused of lacking clear goals. But Bolden says future astronauts have a lot to look forward to. "They are going to be the trailblazers for our ventures to Mars," Bolden ...

NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden, standing in front of an Orion mockup, speaks at an event at NASA's Johnson Space Center on Aug. 20, 2013. (Image credit: NASA) ...