No national study of the health risks posed by existing US nuclear reactors has been conducted since the late 1980s, despite ...

A recent project asked what the telltale signs of a bioweapons program would be? There are gaps in the information members of ...

After Iran and the UN nuclear watchdog signed an agreement to resume inspections and avoid sanctions, Tehran struggled to ...

The tourists stopped to spread picnic blankets at a scenic point overlooking the picturesque lake of Lough Tay in Ireland’s ...

Nobel-winning biologist and longtime Bulletin Board of Sponsors member David Baltimore will be remembered for his ...

Just as the East India Company’s success justified new powers, AI firms seek to leverage technical prowess to assume public functions.

The president of the United States did not seem intent on lowering the temperature of US politics following the assassination of right-wing star Charlie Kirk.

Despite the ominous strategic rhetoric, the formidable nuclear weapons lobby, and massive budgets, bigger and better bombs will not make us safe from sudden attack.

Herbert Lin is a former Bulletin Science and Security Board member and senior research scholar and research fellow at Stanford University. His research interests relate to the intersection of emerging ...

Rachel Bronson is a senior advisor at the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. From February 2015 to January 2025, she served as the Bulletin’s president and CEO where she oversaw the organization’s ...

Allison Stanger is Middlebury distinguished endowed professor; co-director, GETTING-Plurality Research Network and faculty affiliate, Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society, Harvard University; ...

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, University of Chicago Professor Robert Pape has an idea for stopping political ...