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John A. Lauder, Senior Fellow at the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control, reviews the book Nuclear War: A Scenario by Annie Jacobsen

SPOKANE, Wash. — Mark Peterson and the 4 News Now Extreme Team are working all week to renovate and enhance the headquarters of Spokanes Women Helping Women Foundation, allowing it

AP – With war raging in Ukraine, the Cold War movie may be alive, again, too. After decades when fears of mutual destruction and nuclear fallout filtered into movies from Fail Safe to WarGames, anxiety over current geopolitics plays a provocative role in the new space thriller I.S.S. Gabriela Cowperthwaite’s film, opening in theatres on […]

David Mamet is back with another chatty grab-bag of bracing commentary, although this time he’s restricted his topic to the movie business.

(1) SIC SEMPER HEAVENLY TYRANT. [Item by Anne Marble.] Xiran Jay Zhao’s social media offers a window onto their problems with the publisher of their next book, Heavenly Tyrant. They began on January 24 with these messages: Then today, Xiran Jay Zhao implied that their publisher threatened legal action over those X.com. posts And later:

Stanley Kubrick’s sharp and persuasive comedy about nuclear war remains a hilarious act of provocation

As Stanley Kubrick's satirical masterpiece Dr Strangelove turns 60, an ongoing mystery endures: who was the real-life inspiration for his demonic central character?

Stanley Kubrick's feature is such a sidesplitting laugh riot that the radioactive level of fear and trembling in the atmosphere may have dissipated.