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A lobbying blitz is expected this month from advocates for the untold thousands of Americans harmed by radiation from government nuclear projects dating back to World War II, starting with development and testing of the first atomic bomb.

Senators pushing to expand aid for radiation victims were infuriated in December when a provision to reauthorize a compensation fund that expires in June was stripped from the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act, largely because of concerns about the projected $147B price tag.

Bulletin's associate editor for nuclear affairs, François Diaz-Maurin, provides his review of the nuclear year; plus six nuclear stories that marked 2023—and that you should read.

The Strategic Posture Commission warns the United States is not ready to fend off two fully armed rivals as Russia retools its nuclear arsenal and China builds a new one.

The Strategic Posture Commission warns the United States is not ready to fend off two fully armed rivals as Russia retools its nuclear arsenal and China builds a new one.

The Strategic Posture Commission warns the United States is not ready to fend off two fully armed nuclear rivals as Russia retools its nuclear arsenal, and China builds a new

The nuclear weapons complex is so mismanaged that employees are collecting full salaries to play chess and catnap.

Did you know that most of the United States' nuclear arsenal has passed through Texas?

Friend-shoring strategy is harder than it seems, as political sands shift swiftly and are tough to predict

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