"The Energy Department says it is sharply cutting back on the number of lie detector tests for people with nuclear secret access," UPI reports.
"Deputy Energy Secretary Kyle McSlarrow made the surprise announcement at a Senate hearing. He said the new policy likely will reduce the number of people given polygraph tests to 4,500, mainly in sensitive arms and intelligence posts. Some 20,000 are given the test now."
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