DOE IG Nomination Crawling in Senate

The White House’s nominee for Energy Department inspector general has replied to a long list of concerns raised by senators at her confirmation hearing last month, but with a busy legislative session ahead and a backlog of would-be government executives awaiting…

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DOE IG Nomination Crawling in Senate

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