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An editor at the Springfield News-Leader and Columbia Daily Tribune. I start games on Twitter that no one wants to play. #mayorbars. 610.100. YNWA. he/him.
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Too Brutal for War: Comparing Rationales for Weapon Taboos

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By David Allison, Stephen Herzog Verified, Lauren Sukin
| Belfer Center
Article from Journal of Peace Research Decades of scholarship on so-called “taboo” weapons have examined individual systems or a limited set of comparisons. By contrast, this article examines how the U.S. public evaluates different weapon types in military strikes, comparing aversions across conventional, nuclear, chemical, biological, cluster, and cyber systems.
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Rain, snow could return after unseasonably warm week in Bedford

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By Stephen Herzog Verified
| Times-Mail Verified
Feb. 19, 2026, 5:45 a.m. ET Folks around Bedford had the chance in recent days to enjoy higher-than-average temperatures for this time of year — surely a welcome relief from the heavy snow and frigid temperatures earlier this season. Thursday is expected to be a second consecutive day with high temperatures about 65 degrees, though it carries about a 60% chance of rain, including thunderstorms after 1 p.m., according to the National Weather Service.
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Rethinking the Deterrence-Disarmament Dichotomy: The Complex Landscape of Global Nuclear Weapons Preferences

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By Lauren Sukin, J. Luis Rodriguez, Stephen Herzog Verified
| Belfer Center
Article from Perspectives on Politics In 2023, the authors conducted the most wide-ranging academic public opinion survey on nuclear weapons to date. They polled 27,250 people across 24 countries on six continents. Their findings challenge decades of practitioner and scholarly assumptions about nuclear politics. Namely, around the world, people back the possession of nuclear arsenals for deterrence purposes and also simultaneously want nuclear arms to be eliminated.
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