Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 21 No. 18
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May 05, 2017

Spending Bill Boosts NNSA Weapons Activities, Cuts Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation

By Alissa Tabirian

The fiscal 2017 omnibus spending bill approved by both chambers of Congress provides $12.9 billion for the National Nuclear Security Administration, an increase of $142 million from the fiscal 2016 level and $63 million more than former President Barack Obama’s…

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