A diplomatic offensive by powerful regional states continues, with a smaller deal concerning Iran seemingly progressing, while the more contentious nuclear and missile issues are likely postponed for a second phase of negotiations.

The British nuclear consortium Rolls-Royce SMR (small modular reactors) has signed a memorandum of understanding with consulting and development company Equilibrion to develop next-generation sustainable aviation fuel, potentially using nuclear power.

A Texas trucking company has been hit with an almost $50 million 'nuclear verdict' in a recent legal case. The identity of the company remains a mystery.

Kimmo Kiljunen, former chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, claims in his book that Prime Minister Petteri Orpo promised not to remove nuclear arms restrictions, a claim Orpo disputes.

Analysts say Washington and Tehran may be edging closer to an agreement, but disputes over control of the Strait of Hormuz, uranium stockpiles and Lebanon could still derail negotiations.

Russia has reportedly used its new nuclear-capable Oreschnik missile against Ukraine, with production now in series. The article describes the missile's hypersonic capabilities and immense range.

Russia has reportedly 'successfully tested' its Sarmat missile and is finalizing preparations for a new nuclear submarine called Poseidon, following a nuclear exercise announced by Vladimir Putin last week.

A new report indicates that the increasing power demands driven by artificial intelligence are leading to a renewed global push for nuclear energy development.

Iranian media reports indicate unresolved issues between Tehran and Washington regarding key parts of a potential agreement, including frozen assets, casting doubt on the deal's finalization.

An advisor to Iran's leader has warned that Iran will break any US naval blockade and withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) if it is attacked again.

The United States Senate has issued a warning regarding China's expanding nuclear capabilities, highlighting concerns about global security.

A report suggests a US-Iran plan that would extend a ceasefire by 60 days, reopen a key strait, and settle the nuclear issue. Further details on the report's source or specifics were not immediately available.

Era stato annunciato dall’ambasciatore americano a Kiev un attacco eccezionale di Mosca contro l’Ucraina e così è stato. I missili utilizzati sono progettati per attacchi nucleari

An analyst from Crisis Group warns that Iran risks becoming a military state due to ongoing conflict, potentially aligning with China. Even critics of the regime now consider a nuclear bomb a necessity for defense.

US President Donald Trump stated in media interviews that negotiators are nearing an agreement on an Iran deal, suggesting potential diplomatic progress.

An article details a tour inside the USS Growler, which is the sole nuclear-missile submarine in the United States that is open to the public.

Russia's state nuclear energy corporation Rosatom's uranium mining plans in Namibia's Kalahari Desert are raising concerns about a potential ecological catastrophe due to the highly risky extraction method. Environmental researchers warn it could leave a wide area without drinking water.

A theatrical production titled 'Copenhagen' at Jerusalem’s Khan Theatre delves into truth, memory, and nuclear ethics, focusing on the enigmatic 1941 meeting between physicists Bohr and Heisenberg.

North Korea's development of nuclear weapons has solidified Kim Jong Un's regime, allowing it to operate more effectively on the international stage while the US is preoccupied with other geopolitical challenges.

Russia is suspected of developing a secret project, codenamed 'Skif,' to deploy nuclear missiles on the seabed. German media reports suggest this could be a significant new military development.

As AI drives a surge in data center construction across America, a new survey indicates growing public opposition, with many communities expressing a preference for nuclear power plants instead.

Iran states that US 'betrayals, contradictions, and excessive demands' are disrupting ongoing nuclear talks, despite Iran re-entering the diplomatic process amid deep mistrust toward the US.

An article titled 'The Marxist In The Machine' explores fears regarding the future of robot intelligence, often envisioning catastrophic outcomes like nuclear explosions and planetary destruction.

Netflix has secured the spec script for "Run the Football," a nuclear weapons thriller penned by Josh and Spencer Marentette, with "The Batman" producer attached.

India has successfully conducted a test of its nuclear-capable Agni-1 ballistic missile, demonstrating enhanced range and rapid deployment capabilities.

A drone attack on the UAE's Barakah nuclear plant, reportedly originating from Iraq, has heightened regional escalation fears. Analysts suggest it was a 'warning shot' from Iran-backed militias to the Gulf states if peace talks fail.

US actions, including troop withdrawal from Germany and missile deployment cancellation, are causing unease at a historic meeting across the Öresund, as a Norwegian minister highlights the need for American help against Russia's nuclear forces.

A claim circulating that North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un threatened a nuclear missile attack on Israel amid the Iran conflict has been debunked as false.

The American nuclear submarine USS Scorpion sank on May 22, 1968, in the Atlantic, southwest of the Azores, remaining one of the greatest tragedies and mysteries of the US Navy during the Cold War.

Paris Saint-Germain has received positive news regarding a key player's fitness, offering them hope ahead of their Champions League final clash against Arsenal. Arsenal, meanwhile, is reportedly identifying potential weaknesses in the PSG team.

An opinion piece emphasizes that effective nuclear readiness is contingent upon fostering a strong culture of safety and accountability within relevant organizations.

Interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has responded to concerns regarding the failure of the Doicești mini-nuclear reactor project, stressing the importance of safeguarding public funds.

A US delegation is set to visit South Korea in the coming weeks to initiate security consultations on uranium enrichment, spent fuel reprocessing, and nuclear-powered submarines, as agreed by the two countries' leaders.

Singapore has announced a cautious plan to evaluate the potential deployment of nuclear energy, adhering to standards set by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

A new report from Canaccord Genuity captures key discussions from its first Nuclear Nexus conference, where developers emphasized the need to 'leap forward into new energy' through advancements in fission and fusion technologies.

Russia has conducted nuclear drills on land, sea, and air, joined by its ally Belarus, amidst escalating tensions with NATO, signaling a show of force from Moscow.

Nuclearelectrica has defended its Doicești Small Modular Reactor (SMR) project, asserting its compliance with international nuclear standards and validation by the IAEA. The company emphasized that strategic projects should transcend partisan politics following renewed criticism.

The Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant has achieved its first stage of operational readiness, moving towards supplying 300-350MW of electricity to the national grid.

A significant debate has emerged in Romania concerning the Doicești Small Modular Reactor (SMR) nuclear project, with politician Ilie Bolojan criticizing it for "serious problems" and informing the US embassy. Other officials, however, are defending the project as a strategic national objective.

Tensions are escalating in Sakwa, Bondo, Kenya, as local residents have launched protests against the proposed construction of a nuclear power plant in their area. The demonstrations highlight community concerns over environmental impact and safety.

Russia has conducted nuclear drills on land, sea, and air, joined by its ally Belarus, amidst escalating tensions with NATO, signaling a show of force from Moscow. This latest report confirms the joint nature of these exercises.

Serviciile de informații ale NATO urmăresc de ceva vreme acțiunile Flotei de Nord a Rusiei, care ar putea indica încercări de a amplasa pe fundul mării rachete capabile să transporte focoase…

The head of President Zelenskyy's office stated that Russia is now lowering its war aims for Ukraine, with the primary focus shifting to insisting on Ukraine's non-aligned and non-nuclear status as reality sets in.

A discussion highlights the potential global threat to nuclear power plants, warning that a direct strike could lead to the release of radioactive materials and cause widespread terror.

Lithuania's parliament has upheld a veto, thereby maintaining the country's ban on nuclear-armed ships.

In her first interview since resigning, Jess Phillips characterized Sir Keir Starmer as having the “resilience of a cockroach in a nuclear war.”

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys's interview remarks suggesting NATO could 'level' Russia's military bases in Kaliningrad have drawn sharp criticism from Russian politicians, with Moscow threatening nuclear retaliation.

The Romanian Prime Minister has renewed criticism regarding Nuclearelectrica's NuScale Small Modular Reactor (SMR) project.

Russia flexes nuclear muscles as tensions rise with NATO  Reuters

A nuclear reactor near Ljubljana is conducting research spanning both nuclear fission and fusion technologies. This facility explores advanced nuclear science under a single roof.

The Indian government has presented its case to the US nuclear mission, advocating for scaled-up nuclear capacity and emphasizing the importance of small modular reactors.

Russian forces are reportedly conducting unannounced nuclear force exercises, which the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) suggests are intended to demonstrate strength to Ukraine's allies and divert attention from battlefield problems.

UCLA's basketball team has bolstered its roster with four new transfers, including Filip Jovic, Sergej Macura, Jaylen Petty, and Azavier Robinson, as announced by coach Mick Cronin.

Turkey is reportedly pursuing a role in European defense, including a potential involvement in nuclear deterrence, a move described as a new narrative from Ankara. This ambition is viewed by some as an attempt to gain influence in EU defense matters.

Russia has commenced three days of large-scale nuclear exercises, stating the move is a response to what it perceives as 'escalatory' logic from NATO and its allies.

Armed forces have called for major military exercises simulating the combat use of nuclear weapons and related logistical support, amidst rising tensions.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have jointly voiced criticism against former US President Donald Trump and the United States regarding nuclear and security matters.

Donald Trump's science advisor has described a recent nuclear Executive Order as the 'most consequential day' for nuclear policy since the 'Atoms for Peace' initiative in 1953.

Following discussions among some politicians about amending the Constitution to allow for nuclear weapon deployment, Lithuanian Parliament Speaker Juozas Olekas has requested information on how such deployment is regulated in other EU member states.

Final testing and commissioning works are underway at Türkiye's Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant, bringing the country closer to operating its first nuclear facility.

A Trump-claimed agreement regarding Iran appears to be unraveling as Iran maintains its long-held positions and Republican stalwarts express rebellion, with experts suggesting the deal may have only been intended to temporize.

Negotiations between the US and Iran are progressing, with the US suggesting a 'solid' agreement is hours away, while Iran denies any deal is 'imminent' and states talks are focused on ending war, not the nuclear program.

The article argues that presenting a choice between nuclear and green energy is a false dichotomy, suggesting that those who frame it as such are merely selling a slogan.

Researchers have found unique, never-before-seen crystals in "trinitite" samples from the 1945 Trinity nuclear test, offering new insights into material formation under extreme conditions.

A Deputy Foreign Minister asserted that the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) should not be founded on the principle of 'nuclear exceptionalism'.

The US and Iran are reportedly close to a deal to end a war, with details of the proposed agreement emerging. However, Iran denies that its nuclear issue is part of a preliminary US deal and asserts that the Strait of Hormuz remains under its control, even as Britain's navy prepares to clear mines in anticipation of a peace agreement.

Iran and the US are reportedly on the brink of a peace deal to end the Mideast war, with President Trump stating it's 'largely negotiated' and would include reopening the Strait of Hormuz. However, the nuclear question remains uncertain, and Iran's leader and security council still need to approve it, with Iran having rejected one main US demand.

The US and Iran are reportedly close to a deal to end a war, with new details emerging that the proposed agreement involves opening a strait during a 60-day ceasefire extension. Iran continues to deny its nuclear issue is part of a preliminary US deal and asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz, even as Britain's navy prepares to clear mines.

A controversy has erupted in Italy regarding a potential referendum on nuclear power, following a statement by Minister Ciriani that was later retracted, while Prime Minister Meloni announced a delegate law.

The USS Growler, commissioned in 1958 and used during the Cold War, is the only nuclear-missile submarine in the US open to the public, located in New York City.

The Parliament of Uzbekistan has conducted a review of the report submitted by the Uzatom Agency, which oversees the country's nuclear energy development. The review likely covered the agency's activities and future plans.

The Konkan coast in India is slated for new nuclear projects following the state government's signing of Memoranda of Understanding. This move indicates a push for nuclear energy development in the region.

The Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (NuPEA) in Kenya has affirmed that no nuclear project will proceed without the explicit consent of the affected communities.

The Supreme Court of India is currently scrutinizing the nuclear liability limits stipulated under the SHANTI Act, raising questions about its provisions.

Signatory countries to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) at the UN once again failed to agree on future priorities, amidst growing concerns of a new nuclear arms race.

The UN chief expressed disappointment after a nuclear treaty conference failed to reach an agreement, stating it fell short when the world needed it most.

United Nations talks aimed at strengthening nuclear non-proliferation efforts have concluded without reaching an agreement.

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that US demands regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions are 'unreasonable' and 'excessive,' indicating no deal is in sight if the US insists on discussing the nuclear issue.

Former Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja, now an honorary advisor to interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, stated that the small modular reactor (SMR) project in Doiceşti is part of Romania's strategic nuclear program and should not be politicized.

A Finnish ministry attempted to locate documents related to an alleged American-made nuclear power plant project in Pyhäjoki, Northern Ostrobothnia, but found no records.

The new logo of the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission is being analyzed for what it conveys about America's evolving energy ambitions and future nuclear policy.

A new study reveals a rapidly growing population of hybrid, mutated pigs in abandoned areas near Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, a consequence of the 2011 disaster.

European Commission experts have recognized the Doicești small modular reactor (SMR) project as strategically important but emphasized significant differences between European and American nuclear safety approaches.

The Czech Army conducted a three-day exercise at the Dukovany nuclear power plant, simulating defense against potential attacks with explosions, gunfire, and wounded, as part of regular training for critical infrastructure protection.

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India conducted 'Operation Sindoor,' targeting Pakistani airbases and intercepting missiles, leading to a swift resolution. The incident highlights the delicate nuclear dynamics between the two nations.

The Norwegian Directorate for Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety (DSA) has warned the department about dangerous lasers that can cause burns and blindness, and is seeking to change regulations regarding their use.

NATO has issued a warning to Russia, stating there would be a devastating response if Ukraine were to be hit with a nuclear weapon, as Moscow and Belarus begin military drills.

The NPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty) review conference is entering its final day, with negotiations ongoing to adopt a 'final document' amidst discussions on the Iran situation.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that nuclear weapons are a last resort, as Moscow conducts one of its largest nuclear exercises in years, involving 64,000 personnel. The three-day drills are designed to train forces for the 'preparation and use of nuclear forces in case of aggression'.

This article details the origins of Iran's nuclear program, referencing a "mega-project" and a key player from the shadows, alongside discoveries from 2002.

Progress in ongoing talks with Iran is reportedly being undercut by significant divides concerning uranium enrichment and tolls.

French startup Otrera has successfully raised 17 million euros to advance the development of its small nuclear reactor, with funding partly from the France 2030 plan and a funding round including EDF.

Researcher Alžběta Dvořáková discusses Iran's proximity to producing a nuclear bomb, noting its 60% enriched uranium, and warns that artificial intelligence could accelerate escalation.

Russia has concluded one of its largest nuclear exercises, which included the deployment of strategic weapons. President Putin reportedly sent a message to the world during these drills.

Mindyich, a former business partner and friend of Zelenskyy, is reportedly suing the Ukrainian president, alleging he organized a $100 million corruption scheme targeting the state nuclear operator Energoatom.

PressTV reports on allegations that Israeli drones targeted the UAE's Barakah nuclear plant in a 'false flag' operation designed to frame Iran and potentially trigger a nuclear catastrophe. The report details a conspiracy theory involving regional tensions.

Iran, asserting a strategic upper hand, has stated that it will only engage in nuclear talks if the ongoing war definitively ends on its specified terms.

Kyiv aumenta controles y despliega medidas de seguridad mientras Moscú y Minsk realizan maniobras nucleares conjuntas cerca de la frontera

Former Trump envoy Morgan Ortagus cautioned against Iran's strategy of stalling nuclear talks to gain time, as Trump reportedly pauses military strikes and extends a diplomatic ceasefire.

Japan has restarted operations at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, the world's largest, marking a significant step in its efforts to revive its nuclear energy sector and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, 15 years after the Fukushima disaster.

The race for a Champions League spot in Italy's Serie A is going down to the wire, with Juventus' season reportedly at risk of turning into a disaster.

Japan's waste management organization has initiated a literature review on the geology of Minamitorishima, a remote island nearly 2,000 kilometers from Tokyo, to assess its suitability as a nuclear disposal site.

UCLA has awarded women's basketball coach Cori Close a four-year contract extension, recognizing her leadership after the Bruins' impressive journey to the national championship title.

New reports have emerged detailing a purported Russian secret project, codenamed "Scythian," which allegedly involves the deployment of nuclear missiles on the seabed.

Elias Gideon, a representative from the Westinghouse consortium, announced that the price for units 7 and 8 of the Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant will be fixed in 2027.

The Japanese government has commenced a survey on Minamitori Island to assess its suitability as a potential site for nuclear waste storage.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has completed its environmental assessment for the proposed Long Mott Generating Station, a four-reactor Xe-100 project involving Dow and X-energy.

Two specific nuclear energy stocks are being highlighted as significant investment opportunities for the current year and beyond.

This article provides an analysis of state terrorism and the Kremlin's nuclear blackmail, drawing parallels to historical events like Nazi Germany's use of V-2 rockets.

The outlines of a 60-day framework agreement suggest potential U.S. concessions before a nuclear deal is signed with Iran. This raises questions about whether former President Trump's actions could effectively bail out the Iranian regime.

Studsvik has submitted a new application to build a nuclear power facility in Nyköping, Sweden, proposing two to four small modular light-water reactors (SMRs).

An editorial highlights that global nuclear arms control frameworks are currently facing significant challenges and are under severe strain.

Russia and Belarus are conducting nuclear weapon exercises, escalating the war in Ukraine, while the UN warns of record civilian casualties. Ukraine has responded by targeting Russian refineries with drones.

A UN conference on preventing the spread of nuclear weapons concluded without consensus among the 191 parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, even on a diluted final document.

Despite requirements for data centers to have their own power generation, new state-subsidized nuclear power in Sweden could be allocated to data halls, attracted by abundant land.

Nobel laureate in Physics, Duncan Haldane, voiced his concerns about artificial intelligence, stating that if AI performs all tasks, humans may lose their understanding. He also highlighted broader worries about the current global context, including AI and nuclear issues.

Hidankyo, a Japanese atomic bomb survivors' group, voiced disappointment after the NPT review conference failed to adopt a final document for the third consecutive meeting, primarily due to disagreements over Iran's nuclear development program.

Pakistan is exploring strategies to decrease its reliance on imported fuel by leveraging solar, hydro, and nuclear energy sources.

Russia is reportedly working on a secret project, codenamed 'Scythian,' to deploy nuclear-capable ballistic missiles in the White Sea, bordering the Arctic, aiming to make its warheads invisible.

Nuclear energy startup Deep Fission has announced its intention to go public for a second time, raising questions about its strategy.

This article recounts the story of an officer who refused to fire his nuclear torpedo during the Cuban Missile Crisis, a decision credited with preventing a global catastrophe, whose name remained largely unknown until 2002.

Survivors of the atomic bombings in Japan have expressed strong disappointment over the deadlock in Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) talks. The collapse of discussions has raised concerns about global disarmament efforts.

Veteran journalist Mercedes Milá returns to TVE this Sunday with her new program 'Me meto en un jardín,' which combines interviews with a tour of unique gardens across Spain, featuring writer David Uclés as the first guest.

Franziska Brantner, co-leader of the German Green Party, who was previously against nuclear weapons, now supports a British-French nuclear umbrella for Europe. She stated that Europe is entering a new nuclear age.

Mathieu Bihet, Belgium's Minister of Energy, defended the country's strategy regarding nuclear power, countering claims from environmental groups that taking control of the nuclear fleet would be financially ruinous.

Engineer Jennifer Gache is inspiring more African women in STEM through her mentorship and innovative work, significantly shaping Kenya’s journey in wind and nuclear energy.

Internal military documents have revealed that a US Marine Corps unit handling nuclear weapons was deployed at the American military's Iwakuni Base in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, during the Cold War era.

An analysis compares NuScale and BWX Technologies to determine which nuclear stock presents a better investment opportunity for investors right now.

Senator Marco Rubio has indicated that Pakistan remains a primary interlocutor, noting that while some gaps have narrowed, sticking points persist regarding Iran's enriched uranium and control over the Strait of Hormuz.

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reported that the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) has been dependent on a single external power line for the past two months.

The Swedish King hosted a dinner for NATO, while discussions included the US troop withdrawal from Germany and a Norwegian minister's remarks on Russia's nuclear capabilities, highlighting ongoing European security concerns.

Lithuanian political leaders have expressed readiness to discuss constitutional amendments that would permit the deployment of nuclear weapons on the country's territory, citing the current geopolitical situation.

Russia has sent more nuclear weapons to its ally Belarus, which participated in joint drills for the first time, a move analysts describe as risky for Minsk.

Today's Iran war news: Talks fantasies get a harsh dose of reality as Iran rejects a US nuclear demand while consumers go green at the gills.

The UCF Knights square off with the UCLA Bruins in super regionals with a berth in the Women's College World Series at stake.

An unidentified drone has entered Latvian airspace for the third consecutive day, while large-scale joint Russian-Belarusian nuclear exercises have concluded, prompting NATO to affirm its readiness to respond to any threat.

Representatives from the Chinese and Russian navies met in Murmansk during President Putin's visit to Beijing, coinciding with large-scale nuclear exercises by Russia's Northern Fleet.

Meta, Broadcom, Applied Materials, GlobalFoundries, and Synopsys are collaborating to establish a $125 million 'Semiconductor Hub' at UCLA, focusing on AI chip research.

General Dariusz Łukowski suggests that the establishment of US weapon depots and potential nuclear assets will ensure a permanent American military presence in Poland, with opportunities for increased troop numbers.

A Panevėžys resident, Arvydas Marciūnas, recalls his experience as a young man during the Chernobyl nuclear disaster four decades ago, noting that all the young men who worked there are no longer alive.

Metals One has announced an expansion of its strategy for gold and uranium exploration and development across the North American continent. This move aims to strengthen its presence in the precious and nuclear metals markets.

UCLA's men's basketball team has significantly reloaded its roster by adding four new transfers through the transfer portal. The new additions include forwards Filip Jovic and Sergej Macura, and guards Jaylen Petty and Azavier Robinson.

Russia has asserted that the nuclear issue can only be resolved if Iranian interests are fully taken into account.

Deep Fission, a nuclear energy company, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering (IPO) aiming to raise $156 million.

Discussions about expanding the College Football Playoffs to 24 teams could lead to changes in the scheduling of the USC and UCLA rivalry game.

Russia is holding nuclear drills on land, sea, and air, with its ally Belarus participating in the exercises.

Kazakhstan plans to increase domestic participation in its future nuclear power industry, targeting $4.5 billion in local content and 30% local involvement before construction begins on its planned nuclear plant.

Alarmist messages about a supposed military escalation in Transnistria, including mentions of a 'Transnistrian front,' 'British mercenaries,' and 'nuclear war,' have been amplified on Telegram and YouTube in Moldova. These narratives are being recycled to manipulate the information space, particularly in Russian-speaking areas.

Reports indicate that Russia has allegedly delivered nuclear warheads to Belarus, intended for use in joint military exercises between the two nations.

Sergio Gor has hinted at major developments in India-US nuclear collaboration, noting that the recently enacted SHANTI Act, 2025, has created numerous opportunities for the commercial nuclear industry to engage with India.

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, the shipbuilding arm of HD Hyundai, signed an agreement with TerraPower to supply key components for next-generation sodium-cooled nuclear reactors, advancing its global small modular reactor initiatives.

The U.S. dollar's rally paused due to growing optimism for a potential nuclear deal with Iran. This shift also influenced other currencies, with the Australian dollar sliding and the Japanese yen recovering slightly.

Germany has renewed its solidarity with the UAE and condemned recent terrorist drone attacks targeting the Barakah nuclear power plant.

Former UCLA star Lauren Betts is focusing on building her life in the WNBA, extending beyond just her basketball career.

UCLA men's basketball coach Mick Cronin expressed skepticism that a proposed Duke-Michigan game at Madison Square Garden would air on Amazon, citing Fox's existing broadcast rights.