Here's the latest evidence of how the federal government's Freedom of Information system remains broken despite President Barack Obama's pledge to run the most transparent administration in history: ProPublica just received a Transportation Security Admini
stration complaint database the non-profit investigative journalism outlet requested...
The Obama administration is moving to remove an Iranian opposition group from the State Department's terrorism list, say officials briefed on the talks, in an action that could further poison Washington's relations with Tehran at a time of renewed diplomat
ic efforts to curtail Iran's nuclear program.
900 warheads total -A panel of former U.S. officials, including STRATCOM commander Gen. James Cartwright, Republican Sen. Chuck Hagel, and ambassadors Richard Burt and Thomas Pickering, is calling for steep reductions to the U.S. arsenal.
WASHINGTON (AP) â An influential panel is calling for an 80 percent reduction of U.S. nuclear weapons and an elimination of all nuclear armed intercontinental ballistic missiles.In a report for the advocacy group Global Zero, retired Gen. James Cartwright
and others argue that the U.S. needs no more than 900 total nuclear weapons for its security in a post-Cold War world
CMRR unneeded and unaffordable -The proposed Los Alamos plutonium facility (CMRR) was cut by appropriators and the administration because the nuclear labs could meet its essential missions with existing facilities and the country could not afford its $6 bi
llion price tag. Nevertheless, administration critics in the House are up in arms, attempting to add money for CMRR into the House defense authorization bill
An Ohio congressman ignores his own Republican colleagues—and military leaders—and attempts to micromanage the US nuclear arsenal.
One might think a nuclear maelstrom is brewing in Congress given some of the rhetoric, but the reality is closer to the proverbial tempest in a teapot.
(WASHINGTON, D.C.)—Representatives of various groups advocating nuclear arms reductions, presented a petition with over 50,000 signatures to the White House. Theappeal--circulated between February and April--urges President Obama to reduce the role and num
ber of nuclear weapons as he makes a once-in-a-decade decision on Presidential nuclear weapons policy “guidance
The Republican Party has drifted so far to the right andbecome so partisan in recent years that PresidentRonald Reaganwouldn't even want to be a part of it, formerNebraska GOP senatorChuck HageltoldThe Cable.