The warning was blunt: “Some people will die.” The president said it on camera, and millions felt the floor drop. As fears of World War III and nuclear fire spread from Kyiv to Tehran to Washington, one terrifying question hangs in the air: where, if anywhere, is it safe in the United States when the sirens star The warning was blunt: “Some people will die.” The president said it on camera, and millions felt the floor drop. As fears of World War III and nuclear fire spread from Kyiv to Tehran to Washington, one terrifying question hangs in the air: where, if anywhere, is it safe in the United States when the sirens star The warning was blunt: “Some people will die.” The president said it on camera, and millions felt the floor drop. As fears of World War III and nuclear fire spread from Kyiv to Tehran to Washington, one terrifying question hangs in the air: where, if anywhere, is it safe in the United States when the sirens star The warning was blunt: “Some people will die.” The president said it on camera, and millions felt the floor drop. As fears of World War III and nuclear fire spread from Kyiv to Tehran to Washington, one terrifying question hangs in the air: where, if anywhere, is it safe in the United States when the sirens star The warning was blunt: “Some people will die.” The president said it on camera, and millions felt the floor drop. As fears of World War III and nuclear fire spread from Kyiv to Tehran to Washington, one terrifying question hangs in the air: where, if anywhere, is it safe in the United States when the sirens star The warning was blunt: “Some people will die.” The president said it on camera, and millions felt the floor drop. As fears of World War III and nuclear fire spread from Kyiv to Tehran to Washington, one terrifying question hangs in the air: where, if anywhere, is it safe in the United States when the sirens star Post navigation The Deadly Price of Perfection: A Young Woman’s Cosmetic Nightmare Should Serve as a Final Warning