Nuclear Survivalist

The resolution notes that the president has sole authority to order a nuclear attack without any consultation or input, and that a policy renouncing the …

A friend asked me if climate change was going to blow over, like the crises he had faced during his life: nuclear war and overpopulation. I pointed out …

The two superpowers remained at the brink of nuclear attack for decades. Brewer, a history professor at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, first …

KIM Jong-un is likely to step up missile tests, in a bid to develop its nuclear arsenal, as the US election approaches in a bid to grab the attention of …

… said “When I was a kid, the disaster we worried about most was a nuclear war… Today the greatest risk of global catastrophe doesn’t look like this…

According to Lewis, and defense journalists at The War Zone, the more likely explanation is that Trump isn’t talking about a nuclear weapon at all.

(Growing up as a “duck and cover” kid expecting nuclear war, I was — and still am — personally amazed at this historic accomplishment.) Scowcroft …

“A pandemic, an asteroid, or a nuclear war could all lead to global cooling,” Gabbert observes. “When you look at it that way, it’s almost as though we …

… to his inaugural speech warning of “American carnage,” to threatening nuclear war over a Fox segment, to a midterm message that revolved around …

… on Congress to approve legislation that would make it the policy of the United States not to start a nuclear war and not to use nuclear weapons first.