New Congress Means New Committee Leaders — Sometimes

By Dan Leone

Up on Capitol Hill, a few congressional committees with jurisdiction over the Energy Department’s legacy nuclear cleanup and nuclear arsenal programs officially got new leaders for the new Congress this week. Most of the changes announced so far are in the Republican-controlled…

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