NASA lacks leader as shuttle retirement decision looms
The AP reports NASA faces a key $230 billion decision on retiring the space shuttle fleet and adopting a new spacecraft, but no administrator to authorize the plan. April 30 deadline looms for infrastructure rules, with lawmakers voicing concerns over reliance on Russia and budget-driven options.
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