No Big Raise for NNSA In House Panel’s FY21 Spending Bill

By ExchangeMonitor

A House Appropriations panel on Monday followed through with its promise not to grant a $20-billion budget request for civilian nuclear weapons programs in a fiscal 2021 spending bill that would also forbid preparation for a nuclear yield-test, limit Pentagon influence…

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