Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 29 No. 41
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October 31, 2025

Federal judge in California again holds up potential federal layoffs

By ExchangeMonitor

A federal judge in Northern California has extended her earlier order that temporarily blocked the White House Office of Management and Budget from furloughing thousands of government employees, including many from the Department of Energy, during the shutdown,…

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Table of Contents

As STRATCOM nominee testifies, Trump said start testing nukes “equal” with Russia, China

By Sarah Salem
Contractor group says NNSA contractors have 2-4 weeks of funding left

By Sarah Salem
House Dems “urgently demand” end to furloughs as labs send workers home

By ExchangeMonitor
NNSA partners with HPE and NVIDIA for two new supercomputers

By Sarah Salem
Federal judge in California again holds up potential federal layoffs

By ExchangeMonitor
BWXT announces naval nuclear propulsion contract worth $174 million

By ExchangeMonitor
Los Alamos County approves gross receipt tax increase, LANL director disapproves

By ExchangeMonitor
Air Force personnel to show industry reps B-52H equipment to be modified for LRSO

By Staff Reports
General Dynamics posts strong third quarter results on shipbuilding

By Staff Reports
DNFSB urges more LANL safety, voices concern over Y-12 in NNSA welcome letter

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap up: Former Secretary of Army new NTI president; SRS not affected by shutdown; East Tennessee spot for new nuclear hub; more

By ExchangeMonitor