These states—Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado—are much more than empty land waiting for doomsday.
Author: Emma Claire Foley
Beauty and the Bomb
Carol Cohn recounts the often sexually-charged, firmly patriarchal idiolect of the defense intellectuals she spent time with during a year of fieldwork.
Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki
The pair of days separating the anniversaries of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are as good a time as any.
Think Twice Before Buying Trump’s North Korea Hype
After nearly seven decades with no formal end to the Korean War, it’s easy to wonder: why now?
Mike Pompeo’s Long Track Record Disqualifies Him from Being Secretary of State
Tell your Senators to say no.
Nuclear False Alarm Shows Why State Politics Are Not Enough
In an era of nuclear uncertainty, it is state governments that will bear the burden of managing the aftermath of a hypothetical nuclear attack. This means that states can and should play a major role in the conversation around limiting Presidential nuclear strike authority and reducing the United States’ nuclear arsenal.