Nuclear Weapons

In 2017, Joe Biden warned against the preemptive use of nuclear weapons but has yet to adopt that policy as president.

Veterans For Peace is also calling on Biden to pledge “no first use” of nuclear weapons.

Nonproliferation groups say hundreds of intercontinental ballistic missiles greatly increase the risk of nuclear war.

Biden’s disarmament policy as of now is “not the leadership that can save us from nuclear disaster," say experts.

The nine nuclear-dependent nations and their supporters face a future in which they will be increasingly isolated.

North Korea’s latest missile tests should be a wake-up call for the U.S. to officially end the 71-year-long Korean War.

An ever-growing military budget and continued support for oil and gas meanwhile push us inexorably toward doomsday.

The administration continues to support modernizing and replacing the immoral, illegal and deadly U.S. nuclear arsenal.

Iran's conservative judiciary chief, Ebrahim Raisi, was elected president Saturday.

Biden is continuing initiatives to expand the U.S. nuclear arsenal despite earlier criticism of Trump's policies.