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66 results for “nuclear” · Senate · California
then not about oil. About Iran’s nuclear threat, and then not about its nuclear threat, since … president had said that Iran’s nuclear program had been obliterated a year ago. Ironically, the administration
back to preventing them from building out a nuclear program that was supposedly obliterated in another military operation
because Iran was two weeks from having a nuclear bomb. Well, beside the fact there is no intelligence … months ago that we had obliterated Iran’s nuclear capability. Well, it can’t be both. The president
terrorism, but let’s remember, we had a nuclear agreement with Iran that put serious constraints … Iranian nuclear program, and Donald Trump tore up that agreement.And when you do that, when you essentially
should never be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. We also stand with the people of Iran
past Saturday, that, “We obliterated the regime’s nuclear program.” Well, either we obliterated it or we didn … conventional weapons to shield its plans for a nuclear bomb. “Iran had a conventional gun to our head
threat of attack. The president said the Iranian nuclear capability had been obliterated. That was false, but there
United States. They had not reconstituted their nuclear program, which the president just months ago said had been
initiated military action against Iran, that Iran’s nuclear program had been ‘obliterated.’ Yet here
people, and its state sponsored terrorism and nuclear ambitions pose significant risks to the safety of Americans
threatening military force over Iran’s nuclear program despite claiming last year that it was ‘totally obliterated’ during
military strikes on Iran’s nuclear program. More recently, you personally have spoken against the regime’s violent
military strikes on Iran’s nuclear program. More recently, you personally have spoken against the regime’s violent
development of commercial fusion facilities by codifying the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s regulatory authority over commercial fusion energy
guided missile cruiser The USS Newport News, a nuclear attack submarine with torpedoes and Tomahawks
solar and wind and hydroelectric power and nuclear, geothermal, even hydrogen power to our state
Nuclear Regulatory Commission members told Schiff they feel “pressure” from Trump administration and DOGE, confirmed fears that they … Schiff (D-Calif.)questionedthree sitting members of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) – David A. Wright, Bradley R. Crowell
success of U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities — you get fired. If you are the head
provide details on using funding from the Sentinel nuclear missile program to pay for retrofits for the luxury … concerns about how the Air Force is managing nuclear modernization funds, including whether those funds are being raided
mind that if they choose to go nuclear — yet again — it will have consequences long beyond Donald Trump … presidency.” Senate Republicans’ willingness to go nuclear on Senate filibuster rules to unilaterally push through Trump’s nominees
detect when adversaries might try to surreptitiously develop nuclear weapons. Moreover, AI and fusion energy … This includes supporting the safe stewardship of the nuclear stockpile, defending against cybersecurity attacks, and identifying biosecurity
detect when adversaries might try to surreptitiously develop nuclear weapons. Moreover, AI and fusion energy … This includes supporting the safe stewardship of the nuclear stockpile, defending against cybersecurity attacks, and identifying biosecurity
crew continues its work. DOGE accidentally cut our nuclear safety staff, then had to rush to rehire them
statutory Byrd Rule. “Republicans are once again going nuclear on the rules of the Senate, shattering the filibuster … Administration DATE: June 29, 2025 SUBJECT: Republicans Go Nuclear Again to Break Filibuster by Fabricating a Budget Score
unconstitutional decision to order U.S. attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities without congressional authorization absent an imminent threat … could U.S. military action do to the Iranian nuclear and missile programs, and for how long would