Most NNSA Nuclear Weapons Programs Funded Above Request in Final 2020 Approps Package

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The National Nuclear Security Administration would get all the money it needs, and more, in what’s left of fiscal year 2020, including some $710 million to start work on a controversial two-state plutonium pit complex that would bring a new nuclear-weapon…

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