Firings and buyouts at the National Nuclear Security Administration have resulted in the loss of key staff members amid efforts to upgrade America’s nuclear arsenal. Critics argue that the consequences highlight the risks of reducing the federal workforce, impacting the agency’s ability to manage the nation’s nuclear weapons and modernization efforts. The exodus of skilled scientists, engineers, and safety experts could hinder the agency’s operations and oversight, posing potential risks to national security and taxpayer dollars.
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Heat stroke vs. heat exhaustion: Safety tips in a heat wave
A life-threatening heat wave is forecasted for the East Coast, with heat indices reaching up to 108 degrees in cities like New York and Washington, D.C. Doctors urge caution as over 700 annual heat-related deaths occur in the U.S.; staying hydrated, limiting outdoor time, and monitoring vulnerable individuals are critical safety measures. Need More Context? 🔎
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