Explore the terrifying reality of nuclear war and the global nuclear arms race. Are nuclear weapons really as catastrophic as ...

In 1974, India conducted its first nuclear test: a subterranean explosion of a nuclear device (not weapon). India declared it to be a "peaceful" test, but it announced to the world that India had the ...

But interactions between UFOs and ultra-sensitive U.S. nuclear assets date back nearly eight decades. New Mexico, ground zero for America’s nuclear weapons development programs, is the site of a ...

Panelists spoke about the history of nuclear weapons policy and past diplomatic efforts to limit or reduce nuclear stockpiles. The spoke about U.S. nuclear weapons programs from the end of World ...

In the 75 years since the first successful test of a plutonium bomb, nuclear weapons have changed the face of warfare. Here, troops in the 11th Airborne division watch an atomic explosion at close ...

A Short History of the Spread of Nuclear Weapons Daniel Schorr, ... The latest country to say it's giving up developing nuclear weapons is Libya, which is seeking reentry into the civilized world.

Following the announcement that the Royal Air Force is regaining nuclear weapons, we explore the service’s history using nukes, explaining why they were originally abandoned in 1998.

Tactical nuclear weapons, like the B61 of today or the Davy Crockett warhead, are smaller-yield devices. Here's why they were developed.

Regarding the June 22 front-page article “ U.S. strikes Iranian nuclear facilities ”: ...

This article originally appeared in History of War magazine issue 138. From the earliest days of the Cold War, both the US and the USSR had nuclear weapons, but only one means of delivering a ...

Deadlier weapons, more nations, autocrats in charge, disinformation and collapsing arms control — the risk of nuclear catastrophe is back.

A brief history of missing US nuclear weapons The good news: They're not going to explode. Jack Izzo Published Feb. 13, 2025. Image courtesy of Getty Images. Claim: ...