Month: July 2021

The football, born out of Cold War fears of a nuclear attack against the U.S., has traveled with every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower. According …

… politics and the threat of nuclear war. Simmons described the movement as an “optimistic response to a pessimistic interpretation of modern life,” in …

… while women’s studies scholar Carol Cohn, attending a nuclear weapons workshop in the summer of 1984, wryly observed that the “lectures were …

A movement is growing worldwide to abolish nuclear weapons, encouraged … The video references Japan’s defeat in World War II before promising …

The U.S. Navy is investigating the possibility of having its future nuclear attack submarines fitted with sails — the tower-like structures on their forward …

POGO also urges the committee to continue to examine whether new authorities given to the Nuclear Weapons Council in last year’s National Defense …

The intentional or unintentional release of a biological agent could be as deadly as a nuclear war, and we need a similarly vigorous system of …

It was 1964, the height of the Cold War. U.S. soldiers in the tunnel, 800 miles from the North Pole, were dismantling the Army’s first portable nuclear …

With nuclear weapons in the north, it has also become dangerously explosive in recent years. Therefore in addition to revisiting its post-Cold War …

According to a bombshell Pentagon report, no potential adversary to the US “has reduced either the role of nuclear weapons in its national security …