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WASHINGTON, April 5 (TNSPol)(TNSCapV) -- Public Citizen issued the following joint news release on April 4, 2022, with 36 organizations:More than three dozen climate advocacy groups today sent a letter to JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon questioning his call for a domestic energy "Marshall Plan" to thwart European dependence on Russian oil and gas at a recent meeting with

How a U.S. spy satellite company and key contractor for the Defense Department, became the most prominent photographer of the war in Ukraine

Air Force B-52s were deployed to England in mid-February for a long-planned bomber task force mission. | Business Insider Africa

The bombers have flown all over Europe in recent weeks, but they aren't doing the "in-your-face kind of operations" seen previously, one expert said.

The bombers have flown all over Europe in recent weeks, but they aren't doing the "in-your-face kind of operations" seen previously, one expert said.

Experts estimate that there are about 100 such bombs stored among five NATO countries, ready to be loaded on jets and dropped on enemy target. One version of this bomb can carry the explosive equivalent of 11 Hiroshimas.

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North Korea launched what is presumed to be a banned intercontinental ballistic missile on Thursday, marking an “end to its self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile testing.”

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The fear is that if Putin feels cornered in the conflict, he might choose to detonate one of his lesser nuclear arms — breaking the taboo set 76 years ago after Hiroshima and Nagasaki.