Trump Administration Reverses Mass Firings of Nuclear Safety Staff

'Embarrassing to be an American': Trump Administration Under Fire After Accidentally Firing Workers Overseeing Nation's Nuclear Power Then Scrambling to Rehire Them

If anyone should've felt safe in their government jobs, you'd assume it would be the 350 employees at the National Nuclear Security Administration,

Trump officials struggled to reinstate nuclear weapons staff after firing hundreds

Officials backtracked on the terminations Friday after multiple members of Congress petitioned Energy Sec. Chris Wright to reverse course, explaining the dire national security implications.

Trump Administration Cuts Spark Chaos at Nuclear Agency

Before cutting the ranks of U. S. government employees who safeguard the nation's nuclear material and respond to nuclear accidents, it would seem wise to ask them exactly what tasks they are assigned and how they accomplish them. Apparently, that was not a consideration when the Trump administration through its U. S. Department of Government Efficiency Service (currently run by billionaire Elon Musk) began firing personnel at the National Nucle…

Trump admin scrambles to rehire hundreds of nuclear weapons workers

The Trump administration rescinded firings of hundreds of employees at the agency that oversees the nation's arsenal of nuclear weapons.

When letters of dismissal were sent to employees across the federal government last week, the Donald Trump government affected an agency in charge of preparing the U.S. nuclear arsenal. The bill also put the spotlight on the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), in which probably few Americans often think, or never, but which has a monumental responsibility. no weekly selection of stories in Spanish that you will not find anywhere els…

Uncertainty lingers in East Tennessee after terminations announced, then rescinded, for federal employees in nuclear programs

WBIR reached out to Y-12, the NNSA and the Department of Energy multiple times with questions asking if anyone at Y-12 had been affected by the sudden firings.