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It has remained at 100 minutes to midnight since 2020, but this years nuclear threats from Russia may have edged us even closer to the metaphorical doomsday.

The Doomsday Clock will be reset Jan. 24. Historically, the clock has measured danger from nuclear war, but it now includes other perils.

Raising additional revenue and reducing spending may be necessary to strengthen Social Security.

<p>Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its subsequent threats to use nuclear weapons in the ongoing conflict should serve as a "tipping point" in the decadeslong pursuit of nuclear disarmament, several foreign policy experts said during a recent event at Georgetown University.</p>

Democrats and Republicans are approaching a Social Security "fix" from opposite ends of the spectrum.

A global, all-out nuclear war between the United States and Russia could result in a minimum of 360 million deaths from the direct effects alone.

Mike Cannon-Brookes has again urged AGL shareholders to vote in favour of his preferred board candidates at the company’s annual general meeting next month

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Nuclear security experts who talked to USA TODAY agreed with Bidens assessment as Putin faces more and more losses in his war on Ukraine.

The clock is already at the closest point to doomsday as it has ever been. Could it move closer when it is reset?