Senate NDAA Amendment Curbs Pentagon Influence on DOE Budget

By Dan Leone

The Senate last week adopted language that would scale back, but not eliminate, some of the new oversight and influence the chamber’s Armed Services Committee proposed to give the Pentagon over civilian nuclear weapons budgets via the fiscal 2021 National Defense…

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