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Arms control advocates say changes from Trump era outlined in Nuclear Posture Review do not go far enough

Any move toward a “no use” nuclear deterrence policy would be a huge mistake.

Any move toward a “no use” nuclear deterrence policy would be a huge mistake.

Jon Wolfsthal, a senior adviser for Global Zero, sheds insight into why world leaders are openly worried about Russian President Vladimir Putin launching a nuclear strike in Ukraine.

How did America get to President Vladimir Putin’s thinly veiled threat to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine if Russian “territorial integrity” is threatened?

The agricultural sector is turning to photonics to harvest productivity gains that will enable it to keep providing food in years to come.

Matt Brown, a former RI Secretary of State, is running for governor again after losing in a primary to then-incumbent Gina Raimondo four years ago.

If within the next 10 years, if within the next year, if within the next 30 minutes, the ravages of nuclear war are unleashed upon humanity -- murdering billions of people, inflicting excruciating ...

Spending $1.4 trillion to address a narrowly defined concept of national security should be considered budgetary malpractice on an immeasurably grand scale.

This March, when the Biden administration presented a staggering $813 billion proposal for “national defense,” it was hard to imagine a budget that could go significantly higher or be more generous to the denizens of the military-industrial complex.