Year in Review: Control of the Nuclear Weapons Budget

If, with a herculean effort, you put the COVID-19 pandemic to one side, the biggest story of 2020 at the National Nuclear Security Administration was how semi-autonomous it really is from the Department of Energy, and how much control the Department of Defense…

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Ex-CFO Has Until End of Month to Prove Allegations of Financial Misconduct Against MSTS

Biden to Pick Former Mich. Gov. Granholm as DOE Secretary; Agency to Help Drive Climate Change Agenda

Record COVID-19 Case Load at NNSA This Week, But Weekly Recoveries Offset New Cases for First Time in More Than a Month

DOE Should Consider Crisis-Management Head, Pandemic Lessons-Learned Says

NNSA Starts Environmental Review of Surplus Plutonium Disposal Plan

No New LLNL Director Til 2021, Lab Says

HASC Chair Rails Against NNSA, Calls Savannah River Pit Plans ‘Idiotic,’ and ‘Dangerous’

Editor’s Note: Federal Budget Talks

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Hegseth pushes for Defense reconciliation with at least $350B regardless of midterms outcome

Key House, Senate races in DOE nuclear cleanup complex

Key House, Senate races in DOE nuclear weapons complex

Hanford Advisory Board lineup remains in limbo

New Mexico Congressional Dems tout $10M for WIPP road

Congress seeks to bolster U.S. fusion industry in new bill

NRC needs to address workforce concerns amid the growing interest in nuclear power, GAO says

Round Up: Framatome signs enriched fuel contract; DOE ships ‘rare salt’ material to Natura; Dems introduce Good Energy Jobs Act and Virginia commission plans hearings on NextEra, Dominion merger

Senator seeks information on Utah role in DOE’s nuclear program

Democrats demand an explanation for big changes at NRC

Congress forages for answers on the logistics of DOE’s nuclear campus program

GAO: NNSA lacks clear criteria for using contract line items

NNSA modernization surge faces execution questions as Congress weighs FY27 cuts

Senator seeks information on Utah participation in DOE’s nuclear program

Pentagon nuclear review draws scrutiny over expanded options

Democrats move to block U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement

Fleischmann expects 2027 E&W to pass during lame duck session

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