Nuclear

Russia Preps Nuclear Tests After U.S. Call

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered top officials to draft proposals for nuclear testing in response to President Trump calling for the United States to restart nuclear testing.

Energy Secretary Ends Nuclear Rumors

Energy Secretary Chris Wright revealed on Sunday that the United States will not be testing nuclear explosions, ending speculation on the subject.

Trump Orders Pentagon to Restart Nuclear Tests

President Trump directed the Pentagon to begin conducting nuclear weapons tests.

Russia Hails New ‘Unique Weapon’

Russia has carried out tests of its Burevestnik nuclear-powered unlimited-range cruise missile, which Russian President Vladimir Putin called a "unique weapon that no other country possesses."

Nevada Nuclear Site Shutdown Sparks Security Fears

All 68 federal employees at the Nevada National Security Site have been furloughed due to the ongoing U.S. government shutdown.

Iran’s Uranium Stockpile Survives, Shocking Revelation

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) believes that most of Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile survived the U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on nuclear sites in June.

Army Goes Nuclear in Energy Plan

The U.S. Army said that it is launching a program to deploy nuclear reactors at bases across the country to support defense installations and missions.

Tennessee Pioneers America’s First Nuclear Fuel Recycling Facility

Tennessee is set to hold the nation's first nuclear fuel recycling facility to support the development of a "clean, reliable energy supply," nuclear tech company Okla announced.

North Korea’s Nuclear Buildup Escalates Again

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un ordered an accelerated buildup of nuclear weapons on Monday, using annual U.S.-South Korea joint military drills as justification. Speaking at the launch of the 5,000-ton destroyer Choe Hyon, Kim labeled the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises an “obvious expression” of Washington and Seoul’s “will to provoke war.”

Secret Missile Base Threatens U.S. Security

A new report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) found that North Korea constructed a missile base near the Chinese border that is capable of hitting the United States.

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