Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 43
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November 08, 2019

‘Big Four’ Defense Lawmakers to Resume Defense Authorization Talks Next Week, Inhofe Says

By Vivienne Machi

With members of the House out of town this week, Congress made little progress on authorizing and appropriating government funding, including for Department of Energy defense-nuclear programs. However, Armed Services Committee staffers worked behind the scenes…

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