Iran’s other nuclear weapons option — plutonium bombs

The authors argue that any future agreement regarding Iran's nuclear program must mandate real-time IAEA surveillance and the removal of spent fuel from the Bushehr reactor to address the significant threat posed by its two-ton plutonium stockpile.

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed laced into one of America's most beloved foods—bacon—comparing the breakfast food to "plutonium" and arguing that both the breakfast meat and the "stuff we make nuclear weapons out of" cause cancer and put public health at risk, according to a transcript of one of his s

Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed once compared bacon to plutonium, arguing that the nuclear material and popular breakfast meat were closely linked to cancer. El-Sayed made the comparison in a now-private YouTube video, lamenting that bacon, salami, and baloney were “class 1 carcinogens” and comparable to pluto

The president posted a side-by-side comparison between he and first lady Melania and El-Sayed and his wife, Sarah Jukaku.

Abdul El-Sayed and Barack Obama spoke as Democrats seek to unify following heated Senate primary  CNN