Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 21 No. 38
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October 06, 2017

White House Might Walk Away From JCPOA, Despite Mattis Endorsement

By Dan Leone

The Trump administration threw signal after signal this week that it could walk away from an international agreement aimed at preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons — a deal the president’s own secretary of defense said is good for U.S. national…

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LANL Management Solicitation Coming 'Soon,' NNSA Says

By Dan Leone
White House Might Walk Away From JCPOA, Despite Mattis Endorsement

By Dan Leone
Unionized Sandia Workers Still on the Job, Will Vote Monday on New Contract Offer

By ExchangeMonitor
S.C. Governor Urges Congressmen to Continue Support of MOX

By Staff Reports
SRS Plans to Ramp Up Plutonium Downblending

By Staff Reports
DOE Seeks Venue Change in UPF Lawsuit

By ExchangeMonitor
House Energy Leaders Concerned NNSA Oversight Burdens Contractors

By ExchangeMonitor
Nonproliferation Programs Hard to Price Out, NNSA Tells GAO

By ExchangeMonitor
Russia Within A Dozen Warheads of Meeting New START Obligation, State Says

By Dan Leone
Air Force Taps Lockheed, Rockwell To Design ICBM Control System

By Staff Reports
Anti-Nuke Group Wins Nobel Peace Prize

By ExchangeMonitor