Perry Expected to Exit Energy Department Within Weeks

By Chris Schneidmiller

U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry plans to resign in a matter of weeks, after nearly three years as the Trump administration’s top manager for a range of civilian nuclear operations, Politico reported Thursday. Three informed sources said Perry would make an announcement…

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Perry Expected to Exit Energy Department Within Weeks

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