Editor in chief Nancy Shute traces the history of nuclear weapons, from the first sustained nuclear reaction in 1942 to the renewed interest in explosive tests today.

Many scientists say “subcritical” experiments and computer simulations make nuclear weapons testing unnecessary.

Iranian lawmaker Amir Naderi said, "If we were also armed with an atomic bomb, Trump would not dare threaten bombing." ...

According to several of the sources, German forces placed many concentration camp prisoners at the test site as human guinea ...

The Roy Howard Community Journalism Centre (RHCJC) has published a report on a Mississippi underground nuclear test site ...

The B-1 is America’s only supersonic bomber. While it doesn’t carry nuclear weapons, it is the most lethal plane in America’s ...

There’s no signpost marking Mississippi’s only nuclear test site. While the federal government monitors the underground area, ...

Trump warned Iran after sending a letter to revive nuclear talks. With "maximum pressure" back on the table, tensions between ...

The Trump administration should back away from threats and engage Iran in an effort to bring a diplomatic halt to its nuclear ...

Gabbard said that Kim Jong Un is likely preparing to order North Korea's first nuclear test in over six years.

Congress failed to pass legislation to compensate those poisoned by nuclear weapons activities. Meanwhile, money is flowing ...