Nuclear apocalypse looms over humanity, yet it’s not even on the political radar. Let’s work to change that

Lindsay Koshgarian and Bill Hartung will provide background on the Trump and Congressional budgets, U.S. military spending, and the alternative ways our tax dollars can and should be spent.

After the massacre at our high school, our lives have changed forever – so we’re proposing these changes to halt mass shootings

Javon Davies is only 12, but he just finished writing his will.

Only 5 percent of police in Great Britain carry firearms.

The draft Nuclear Posture Review should be scrapped and replaced with the commitment to take nuclear weapons off high alert status; implement No First Use; and achieve the only number that makes sense in a nuclear context: Zero.

Unless we get serious about abolishing nuclear weapons—something 122 nations voted to do last July—some unnamed captain in a submarine could do the same.

With 80 votes in favor, zero against and zero abstentions, the plenary session approved the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons making Mexico the fourth country to join that mechanism.

Follow the money.

Global nuclear weapons ... are at their highest level ever. This, in spite of treaties and agreements that aim to reduce the potential for such cataclysm.

In July, a historic milestone was reached at the United Nations in New York when 122 countries voted in favour of a new treaty banning nuclear weapons. In September, the treaty will open for signature. Nuclear armed states and many of their allies have boycotted the treaty and have done all they could to try and derail the negotiation. They ...