U.S. needs to work with Marshall Islands, fund cleanup from nuclear tests, leader says

Congressional delay in funding legacy cleanup from nuclear weapons tests in the Marshall Islands — covered in a recent Government Accountability Office report —hurts relations between the United States and the strategically-located Pacific nation, the president…

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