Dismissed Nuclear Bomb Specialists Recalled by Energy Department
The Energy Department is seeking to bring back nuclear energy specialists after abruptly telling hundreds of workers that ...
Sweeping US energy department layoffs hit offices of loans, nuclear security, sources say
The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has laid off about 1,200 to 2,000 workers at the Department of Energy, ...
DOGE layoffs: US Energy Department fires over 300 nuclear staff, seeks to bring them back next day
The Department of Energy is seeking to bring back hundreds of employees a day after it fired them as part of the ongoing ...
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DOGE Fired Nuclear Bomb Specialists. Now They Need Them Back
To be clear, people who work in these roles usually require the highest level of security clearance, which can take over a year and a half to obtain during a normally staffed and well functioning ...
A brief history of missing US nuclear weapons
Only one (or possibly two) of the missing bombs was fully assembled at the time it was lost. The total number of confirmed ...
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Unprotected: Troops Spent Decades Elbow-Deep in Dangerous Chemicals to Keep Nuclear Missiles Working
Initial work-center safety training is also mandatory ... all the way to the radiation hazards of working around nuclear weapons, and wearing the right PPE and taking all the right actions ...
Map reveals the most radioactive places on earth – including the US and UK
The Semipalatinsk Test Site, also called the Polygon, is lesser known but was used by the Soviet Union to test nuclear ...
East Tennessee leads in U.S. effort to revive Cold War uranium capabilities
The U.S. government wants to select "disparate" locations where it could eventually make bomb-grade uranium again.
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If DOGE Goes Nuclear
You may have never heard of the National Nuclear Security Administration, but its work is crucial to your safety—and to that ... manufacturing nuclear weapons, and preventing America’s ...
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North Korea says its nuclear weapons not a 'bargaining chip' as Trump, Ishiba meet
"We say this clearly again: our nuclear weapons are not an advertisement to ... that infringe on our country's sovereignty and the safety of our people and threaten world peace," it said.