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How refreshing: an episode of TV with a beginning, middle, and end. A recap of week seven of season 20 of ABC’s ‘The Bachelorette’ with Charity Lawson.

The blockbuster film, and the buzz it’s attracted, overlook the tens of thousands of rural people living within 50 miles of the first nuclear blast.

'One day, without realizing it, you wake up in the soles of another you, one who inhabits an interstitial divide between two distinct worldviews.'

In a significant victory for communities harmed by nuclear weapons testing and production, the Senate has voted to extend and expand the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA).

In Steve James’s documentary, A Compassionate Spy, a lesser-known figure from the Manhattan Project is given the spotlight

Despite their distance from the Nevada Test Site, fallout levels were notably high in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota, leaving lingering questions about cancer and other health effects.

Hiroshima bombing: On August 6, 1945 Hiroshima was torn apart by the US atomic bomb attack, in which about 1,40,000 people died by the end of the year. | World News

Despite their distance from the Nevada Test Site, fallout levels were notably high in North Dakota, Minnesota and South Dakota, leaving lingering questions about cancer and other health effects.

TUCKED away deep in the New Mexico desert, a team of scientists developed the world's most devastating weapon away from prying eyes.Led by the notorio

Is Oppenheimer accurate about the real life chances of the atomic bomb starting a chain reaction that would set fire to the atmosphere?