The Iran Deal: An Omission We Still Can Fix
There was a great big oversight in the Iran deal -- but it's one we could still correct.
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A Plutonium-Rich Asia
Given the current military and territorial disputes between China, Japan, and South Korea, the last thing anyone should want is to have these states make more nuclear explosives that could blow ...
Deflating the Hype on Obama’s Iran Nuclear Deal
At the start of any effort to solve a truly tough problem, there is a natural tendency to oversell what one has initially accomplished, to create the momentum needed to ...
The U.S.-Vietnam Nuclear Deal
On October 10, Secretary of State John Kerry revealed that while one team of State Department negotiators was trying to get Iran to back off producing nuclear fuels that can ...
This Year’s Peace Prize: Not Up to Snuff
This year’s Nobel Peace Prize, awarded to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (known as the OPCW), is so uninspired and dull it isn’t even wrong. Not that we should ...
Obama’s Nuclear Vietnam
In Washington, learning comes hard. Officials may know when to back off when they’ve crossed wires with Congress, but in most cases, and in less time than you’d think, they’re ...
Pyongyang Is Not Our Only Nuclear Worry
As President Obama struggles to halt North Korea’s and Iran’s further “peaceful” production of nuclear explosive materials, he needs to take care that he doesn’t stimulate the nuclear-fuel-making aspirations of ...
After North Korea’s Nuclear Test
As nuclear experts sift over data being collected on North Korea’s third nuclear-weapons test, the White House appears ready to bless South Korean and Japanese efforts to recycle reactor fuel ...
Romney Must Get His Nuclear Redlines Right
When it comes to Iran’s nuclear program and the presidential election, neither Obama nor Romney has their facts quite right so far. Team Obama’s error — arguing that Iran doesn’t ...
Yet More Solyndras
Congress returns this week and plans to kick off their short stint in Washington before heading back to the campaign trail with a bill misleadingly called the “No More Solyndras ...