Nuclear Survivalist

BRUSSELS — When Joe Biden left office as vice president four years ago, anxiety about nuclear weapons was low, save for North Korea. But after …

… where her husband worked, health permitting, at Oak Ridge National Laboratory on nuclear war survival matters. Tennessee rekindled her interest …

… marked 75 years since the U.S. detonated two nuclear bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. The bombings brought an end to World War II …

If the fear after World War II was nuclear annihilation, the fear now is global disease. Covid-19—and the recurring pandemics experts tell us to expect …

With its sunset clauses, the JCPOA guaranteed Iran’s acquisition of nuclear weapons within 10 to 13 years and facilitated Iran’s hegemonic ambitions …

North Korea boasted publicly for the first time that it possessed nuclear weapons. 2006. Dr. Norman Shumway, who performed the first successful U.S. …

Four of these nuclear-armed, turbojet-powered weapons were carried in a pair of huge cylindrical hangars located above the bow. U.S. Navy. An SSM-N …

Unlike a nuclear war though, the disease wouldn’t stop killing once it was released. Climate change. The next disaster that humans aren’t prepared for is …

… that a nuclear war with China or Russia is no longer unthinkable. Jiang Tianjiao, a professor at the Fudan Development Institute of Fudan University, …

The argument was that if the two superpowers maintained enough nuclear capability to destroy the other after being attacked first, war would be …