Eighty years ago today, at 5:29 am on the morning of 16 July 1945, in the state of New Mexico, a dreadful slice of history ...

The 1980s witnessed mass demonstrations demanding a nuclear freeze. Today, the threat of nuclear war is beginning to enter ...

The picture, shared to Instagram, appears to portray two large nuclear explosions with fallout across Israel. Mehdi Mohammadi ...

In case you didn’t know, nuclear weapons are destructive. That’s the message from Tulsi Gabbard, the U.S. director of national intelligence, in a social-media video this week warning of a ...

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard warned of a “nuclear holocaust” as she ripped warmongers for bringing the world closer to the “brink of nuclear annihilation” than ever before.

From natural chaos to wartime blasts and industrial disasters, these are history's most powerful non-nuclear explosions measured by force, impact, devastation.

Wild New Carbon Capture Idea Suggests Tackling Climate Change With Massive Undersea Nuclear Explosions The idea is equally ambitious, terrifying, and ridiculous.

Nuclear disasters have left a lasting impact on history, with Chernobyl being the most infamous. But what about other nuclear power plant explosions that go largely unreported or ignored? In this ...

Even then, there was reason for optimism that nuclear weapons would continue to recede in relevance, as they had in the decade prior. Yet the behavior of America’s adversaries in the intervening years ...

Pantex has completed the first B61-13 nuclear bomb unit just months after the B61-12’s finale, marking a major step in U.S. weapons modernization.

The National Nuclear Security Administration announced on May 19, 2025, that production of the first B61-13 variant nuclear bomb has been completed at the Pantex plant in Amarillo, Texas. The ...

A U.S. agency finished building the first B61-13 nuclear gravity bomb nearly a year early, adding a new and controversial munition to the U.S. arsenal for striking hardened, deeply buried and ...