On the radar: Two level games with Iran diplomacy; Keeping Congress from killing a nuclear deal; Iran continues to follow JPOA; Americans are over war; Fissile materials security; U.S. Air Force wants to give more responsibility to Global Strike Command; Constructive criticism; Dealing with the real problems of missile defense; the Implications of another North Korea nuclear test; and a Millionaire nuclear extortionist.
On the radar: More than we need, more than we can afford; U.S. eyes Asia for expanded missile defense; Thanks but no thanks on missile defense; the Shortcomings of missile defense systems; Alternatives needed for UPF; The limits of supply-side nonproliferation; No need for speeding up nuclear waste transfer, and Singapore considers joining nuclear materials protection treaty.
On the radar: Free money for boomers; Obama at West Point; Scathing MOX report; Missile defense expanding to East Asia; Congress pushes on INF treaty compliance; Pantex procedures; and a Wrongful termination suit after the Y-12 break-in.
On the radar: Knowing what we spend; Still spending on MOX; Blocking New START; Iran still living up to its part of the bargain; The day after an Iran deal; Panel named to discuss role of national labs; Dealing with WIPP dangers; and Teaching an old bomber new tricks.
On the radar: More problems revealed in U.S. missileer corps; Rep. Doggett on Iran and the NDAA; Iran moves forward with PMD inquest; U.S. tests BMD assets to be used by NATO; White House and Congress battle over NATO BMD; GOP blocks attempt to brainstorm MOX replacement; UN to advise new North Korea sanctions over missile tests; and It’s time to lend Rouhani a hand.
On the radar: Playing politics with nuclear security; Things go from bad to terrifying at WIPP; Been there, done that on Iran; Bon voyage Catherine Ashton; Congress to ask Ukraine to end work on Russian missiles; More speculation about North Korea and nuclear weapons; and the Ten craziest plans for the bomb.
On the radar: Prevent a nuke first, then address missiles; White House responds to the NDAA; A new era for Iran diplomacy; Senate bill pulled over Iran measure; IAEA to probe Iran on nuclear ambiguities; Increased funding for Pakistan’s nuclear forces; No new NATO nukes in Eastern Europe; Deeper antimissile cooperation in Asia; Nuclear lizard; and Kim Jong Un’s wild unicorn ride.
On the radar: Golden nuke hits troubling milestones; the Uselessness of tactical U.S. nukes; More to accomplish in Iran nuclear negotiations; NNSA pushes back on budget accountability; Radioactive waste cleanup tops $30 billion; Demanding details on a nuclear dump; and MOX a nuclear bridge to nowhere.