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For most of the past three decades, one might almost have said the United Kingdom had a glowing record on nuclear non-proliferation: Britain was the only major nuclear power to operate a minimum ...

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Since the dawn of the atomic era, the threat of nuclear annihilation has played a role in the popular imagination. A remarkable number of horror movies—in America, Europe, and Asia— have used ...

Export controls on intangible, digital goods like software and data have historically fared far worse than export controls on ...

None of the measures US officials are considering to protect people from biological research risks would have caught major incidents at two high-level US government laboratories.

There was more to the Manhattan Project than just creating an atomic bomb. There was also the effort to spin the story ...

The scariest movie I've ever seen is not a Hollywood blockbuster from the ‘90s, often referred to as “the golden age for disaster movies.” Instead, it’s something much less well-known: a 47-minute, ...

An analysis of Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant responds to claims of an imminent 200-bomb threat, detailing technical realities of reactor-grade plutonium.