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Lawmakers request briefing by DOE on 10 missing scientists

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In a letter to Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, lawmakers wrote this week that Congress is investigating “recent unconfirmed public reporting on the disappearance and death of individuals with access to sensitive U.S. scientific information.”
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Williams: W80-5 ‘ahead,’ while SLCM-N not in fiscal 2027 budget, will be in fiscal 2028

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EnergySec stresses importance of NNSS and non-explosive tests as Lee presses for funding

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Sentinel cost estimate to be provided this summer

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Sen. Fischer says ‘listen to the scientists’ but be ready to test weapons

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Beck to deliver plan for $3.1B NNSA reconciliation funds in next 30 days

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Energysec says DOE nuclear experts involved in Iran negotiations

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Centrus chooses Geiger Brothers as construction contractor for Piketon expansion

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BWXT to buy Precision Components Group

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Wrap up: Army nuclear chief on admin leave; Phelan abruptly out of Navy; LATA promotes new VP; more

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