Energy secretary tries to adjust to U.S. politics

As a physicist, Steven Chu has seen atoms suspended in a powerful laser beam and DNA stretched out in a vacuum chamber.

But in his new job as energy secretary, Dr. Chu is observing phenomena he never saw in the science laboratory.

At a recent Senate hearing, for example, he witnessed a junior cabinet member (himself) being systematically dissected by a senior senator (John McCain).

Mr. McCain, Republican of Arizona, was unhappy ... Full Story »

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Mike LaBonte
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by Mike LaBonte - Mar. 24, 2009

A light biographical story, more about Chu than the political issues he faces. Good mix of direct quotes from various viewpoints to support the claims.

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