Nuclear News

New York - The November 24 "interim agreement on the Iranian nuclear program" reached between Iran and what is called p5+1 is important. And what happens now is important.

Geneva - Twice in one year, as the winds of war blew, President Obama has avoided conflict. Some would say he has earned the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to him in 2009.

Washington - For over two centuries the U.S. Senate has required a 60-vote majority to approve presidents' federal judge nominees and executive-office appointments.

A time-lapse map video created by Japanese artist Isao Hashimoto has documented more than 2,000 nuclear explosions that shook the planet since 1945.

Tokyo - Radioactive dust from the Fukushima disaster has harmed the health of babies thousands of miles away in California. The report raises question about safety in Japan itself.

The latest video recordings have shown new leaks in the fuel rods in the Fukushima nuclear pool, but crews were able to begin removing the rods Monday.

Tokyo - Pressure to complete the unprecedented work is rising because of fears a new major earthquake could decimate Japan and threaten the U.S. West Coast .

Japan decides to shut down its last nuclear reactor. Why the crowning of the new Miss America caused a strange firestorm of controversy. The latest news from the hacking group Anonymous. Welcome to this week's TopFinds.

Don't believe the post-Iranian election hype: Nothing's going to change with Rouhani in charge after Ahmadinejad leaves office. Despite the fanfare over Rouhani’s election win, there’s really nothing to look forward to in regard to Iran’s future.

Washington - Shocking is not only that the White House is significantly raising so-termed 'safety levels' for nuclear radiation in drinking water and soil, but also that mainstream media are all too quiet about this assault on people's health.