Nuclear Survivalist

The threat of nuclear war still successfully fuels a fragile peace. And a commitment to the core values of our democracy remains visible. Liberty’s heart …

In an unusual move — perhaps tailored to send a message to Moscow — the U.S. Navy released a number of pictures of the nuclear-powered attack …

… both Russia and China continue to operate non-nuclear attack submarines in … though it was a pioneer of AIP in the early stages of the Cold War.

… all developing major space programs, trilateral accords and communication will be key to avoiding misunderstandings – or war – between nations.

Both countries have sold Tehran arms in the past—including aiding its nuclear endeavors—and have been clear in recent months about their desire to …

… with the United States, prompting President Trump to warn of ‘a massive military response’ if Pyongyang threatened Washington with nuclear war.

C. Will you sign the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons? 3. Current wars and policies. US treaties require peaceful solutions to disputes.

Yet, we have some real societal problems (e.g., this pandemic, global climate change, the threat of large-scale military conflicts and nuclear war, …

… (e.g., this pandemic, global climate change, the threat of large-scale military conflicts and nuclear war, homelessness) that we need to address.

… anniversary of the atomic bombing in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, I am prodded to ask how different the reality would be after even limited nuclear war.