Ex-Biden nuclear official who restored Oppenheimer clearance alleges conspiracy to oust him over sex harassment allegations

Source: New York Post

WASHINGTON — A former top Energy Department official — who helped posthumously restore the security clearance of atomic bomb architect J. Robert Oppenheimer — was forced out of his job in a retribution campaign based on bogus sex harassment allegations, he claims in a lawsuit. Frank Rose, who served as the No.

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