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Ex-government scientist pleads not guilty on attempted espionage charge

A former U.S. government scientist who served in sensitive positions on classified aerospace projects pleaded not guilty to attempted espionage Thursday.

Ex-government scientist in court on attempted espionage charge

A former U.S. government scientist who served in sensitive positions on classified aerospace projects was willing to sell "some of our most guarded secrets" a prosecutor alleged Tuesday.

Scientist charged with improperly passing on classified information

A former U.S. government scientist who served in sensitive positions on classified aerospace projects has been arrested and charged with trying to deliver classified information to someone he thought was an Israeli intelligence official.

Scientists hope work with poison gas can be a lifesaver

A wiry, slightly hunched man presses in a few numbers, the electronic lock gives way with a beep and the group presses into the crowded laboratory, plastered with ominous warnings about toxins and biohazards.

CNNMoney: Space elevator chase yields Earthly rewards

On an April day in Boulder, Colo., Michael Laine sat onstage in front of a large audience, struggling to hold back tears. That afternoon he was supposed to be presenting to the attendees of the Conference on World Affairs, but at the moment, Laine was finding it hard to concentrate. "Two hours ago I lost a $3 million building," he declared to the room. "And now I don't have a place to live."

How robot drones revolutionized the face of warfare

Barely an hour's drive from the casinos of Las Vegas, a group of unassuming buildings have become as important as the trenches were to WWI. The big difference? Today's warriors are fighting without getting in harm's way, using drones to attack targets in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Remote warfare ushers new kind of stress

The Pentagon has revolutionized warfare during the past decade, making unmanned aerial vehicles, known as UAVs, a staple of modern combat in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Obama's bid to shoot down U.S. jet fighter

President Barack Obama has accomplished some extraordinary things but can he really shoot down a fighter jet?

Investigation finds U.S. military hardware easy to buy, ship

Military hardware that can be used in nuclear devices and ground fighting can be easily purchased In the United States and shipped overseas, a government investigation revealed Thursday.

Indian fighter jet crashes, pilot killed

An Indian fighter jet crashed in the country's west Thursday, killing one of its two pilots, air force officials said.

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