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Nuclear Weapons
Intel Chiefs Use “Global Threat” Report to Uphold US War Machine
The annual “Global Threat Assessment” is used to defend the interests of intel agencies, the Pentagon and the military.
Has the Arms Industry Captured Trump’s Pentagon?
Patrick Shanahan, who spent 30 years at Boeing, is the Trump administration’s acting secretary of defense.
Nuclear Threat Grows as US Prepares to Withdraw From INF Treaty
Today, there are nine nuclear nations and the risks are incalculable. But is anyone paying attention?
Ground Zero Nagasaki: Living the Nuclear Past — and Future
We must remember Nagasaki, not just for the sake of history, but for our future.
War Games in Vermont: Danger of Crashes and Permanent Hearing Loss
The extreme noise and crash danger of military jets makes basing them in densely populated areas unacceptable.
Reviving the Nuclear Disarmament Movement: A Practical Proposal
Although a widespread movement has developed to fight climate change, no counterpart has emerged to take on nukes.
Physicians Work to Bring Back the Anti-Nuclear Movement
By pressuring elected officials, the Washington Against Nuclear Weapons coalition has gained ground.
Donald Trump Welcomes In the Age of “Usable” Nuclear Weapons
Trump has launched a second nuclear age by rejecting the treaty that was meant to initiate the closing of the first one.
Trump Moves the World One Step Closer to Nuclear Catastrophe
Trump and Bolton are taking us closer to the danger of nuclear war as a result of miscalculations and accidents.
The New Global Tinderbox — It’s Not Your Mother’s Cold War
Is a nuclear World War III preventable?