Wisconsin Health Care Providers Reflect On 75th Anniversary Of Hiroshima, Nagasaki Bombings
WUWM (NPR) piece quoting PSR Wisconsin President Amy Schulz, RN.
Congress rejects a 10% Pentagon budget cut as it prepares to debate funds for nuclear testing
Last year, the Centers for Disease Control budget was only $7 billion, less than 1 percent of the Pentagon budget, showing where our priorities have been misguided.
Congress is actually debating new nukes testing amid a devastating pandemic
Op-ed in Responsible Statecraft by PSR’s Allen Hester.
Next week, historic votes in Congress: Cut the Pentagon budget by 10%
INACTIVE – As a constituent, now is the time to tell your representative and senators: The Pentagon does not need more money.
Audio: Interview with Dr. Ira Helfand
Dr. Ira Helfand discusses the Back from the Brink campaign with the KPFA Evening News.
Please tell Congress: put #PeopleOverPentagon
INACTIVE – We need masks, not missiles. We need to put people over the Pentagon. We need real human security.
Mayor of Des Moines establishes “Back from the Brink Day”
On June 22, in a virtual event, Des Moines Mayor Frank Cownie issued a proclamation in honor of the Back from the Brink initiative.
Nuclear Testing Rears Its Ugly Head
As the Trump administration continues to pursue talks including Russia and China, administration officials are considering new nuclear weapons tests as a negotiating tool.
Time is running out for the New START Treaty
Despite bipartisan support in Congress, the current administration has essentially not lifted a finger to save the treaty. PSR is backing bipartisan legislation in support of extending New START.
PSR condemns any US nuclear weapons testing
In the midst of a pandemic and a call for global ceasefire, the Trump administration is reportedly considering bringing back nuclear weapons testing. PSR is deeply disturbed by this news.