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Today Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met, with discussions about nuclear weapons reductions and arms control at the top of their agenda. There were [...]

The New York Times had a great editorial today on the collision of two nuclear missile submarines earlier in February: Two nuclear missile submarines — one British, one French — armed with a [...]

It's a big win early in the year, and I just wanted to say thank you! Thanks to your help, the House and Senate conference committee announced that it cut $1 billion slated for the National [...]

The Times Online has good news for all of us as they report that President Obama will work with Russia to reduce both nations’ stockpiles down to 1,000 nuclear warheads each, an 80 percent [...]

It’s a new year. With President-elect Obama set to take office this month and a new Congress ready to go, 2009 is fresh with opportunities. And Senator Dianne Feinstein (CA) is ready to seize one [...]

General Odierno and General Petraeus, President-elect Obama’s top commanders on Iraq, are recommending a timetable for withdrawal that would extend the American combat troops’ presence in Iraq. [...]

The Los Angeles Times has an interesting article spotlighting the work of one Iranian woman, Nazanin Gohari, as an example of the women's movement in Iran. Originally a hairdresser, the [...]

The US and Russia have begun talks on a replacement for the landmark Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) between the US and Russia, set to expire in December of next year. The United States [...]

(Video from Reuters) Since Obama's election, Americans have been treated to images of people around the world celebrating our choice for president in the streets. A number of reports take a [...]

Fear of the terrible power of nuclear weapons has defined US foreign policy for too long, from the Cold War, to the war in Iraq, and the threat of war with Iran. Both Sen. McCain and Sen. Obama, [...]