Nuclear Weapons

Expert: North Korea 'Determined' To Build Nukes That Fit On Missiles

By The New York Review of Books

How North Korea's Nuclear Threats Have Spiraled Over The Decades

Pyongyang's threats may sometimes be hollow, but the nuclear ambitions of the reclusive state cause international alarm.
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Japanese Fishermen and the Bikini Atoll H-bomb Blast

On March 1st, 1954, the U.S. conducted its largest hydrogen bomb test ever near the Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
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These Simple Images Show The Incredible Horror Of A Hydrogen Bomb

Fortunately, experts aren't convinced that North Korea really tested one.
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Kim Jong Un Claims North Korea Has Hydrogen Bomb

Some experts doubt the latest saber-rattling claim.
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Tulsi Gabbard Says Obama Policies Could Trigger Nuclear War With Russia

The Hawaii Democrat has been a persistent critic of Obama's foreign policy.
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Russian News Stations Air 'Secret' Plans For Nuclear Weapons

A spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin said the plans should not have been aired.
By AP

Nuclear Smugglers Shopped Radioactive Materials To ISIS And Other Terrorists

"In the age of the Islamic State, it's especially terrifying to have real smugglers of nuclear bomb material apparently making connections with real buyers."
By DESMOND BUTLER, VADIM GHIRDA, AP

U.N. Approves Global Goals To End Poverty In 15 Years

By AP

Why North Korea's Latest Nuclear Threats Are Like Groundhog Day All Over Again

An expert explains why we've been here before, and how to break the cycle.
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