The desperation many people have for a cure or treatment for COVID-19 is understandable. But the fake cures and scams circulating online are a real problem.

Six whistleblowers—former government scientists—describe being sidelined by the administration. And they explain why they won’t be quiet.

The risk of nuclear warfare in the Persian Gulf represents a present and clear danger to world peace, requiring the mobilization of the international community to intervene.

The summit meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Vietnam ended abruptly when Trump walked away from the talks. In remarks at a press conference in Hanoi, Trump said the summit was “a very productive time” but not a good time to sign any agreement. “Basically, they wanted the sanctions … Continued

They all have one element — or more specifically, one person — in common.

The 2019 US defense spending bill calls for expanded export controls on dual-use goods and technologies. Ironically, that could undermine nonproliferation efforts.

On May 8, President Donald Trump announced that he was pulling the United States out of the nuclear deal with Iran, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Just hours later, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told CNN that his country would “do whatever it takes to protect our people. We have made … Continued

Why John Bolton’s arrival as national security adviser makes it likelier for the administration to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal and potentially even confront Iran militarily.

Republican Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee has announced that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which he chairs, will hold a hearing next week on executive branch authority in regard to nuclear weapons use.

In the months between Donald Trump’s election and inauguration, there was much speculation about whether he would really, as president, reverse the United States’ course on climate change. One Politico piece is emblematic of the hopeful-wishiness of environmentalists who wanted to believe Trump would not be as bad as he said he’d be. Headlined “Ivanka Trump, climate … Continued

This group of scientists is shaping the future of the human race. 

One Republican presidential candidate says he “believes” in climate change. Trouble is, he doesn’t believe in science.

Decades of US pressures have failed to make progress on North Korea’s denuclearization. It’s time to try something different, argues a peace advocate.

The fossil fuel industry lied about carbon dioxide and its effects on climate change. But is “crime” the right adjective to use to describe the activities of Big Oil? One climate scientist’s thoughts.

A glimpse at 2020 through the Bulletin's lens — from magazine covers to virtual tours and long-form features to videos, there was plenty to see.

For climate change activists, the midterm elections brought some good news and some bad.

His message is simple: Nuclear weapons are not a force of nature, and they are not an act of god. We have built these with our own hands, and we know how to take them apart.

The United States should modify its decision-making procedures to require that one or more officials concur with a presidential order to use nuclear weapons before the military carries it out. Implementing such a requirement is readily accomplished using a tracking system operated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).