The high-stakes gamble: Can missile defense systems truly intercept nuclear warheads?
At present, there are approximately 12,100 nuclear warheads in existence. Nearly 88 per cent of these are held by just two ...
Weekly Commentary: Reality Check For Bonds
Despite all the pre-Fed meeting focus on weakness and vulnerability, the U.S. economy has a decent head of steam going.
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The Horror of Bikini Atoll: Generations Lost to Nuclear Radiation
A UN human rights report details how 67 US nuclear bomb detonations in the Marshall Islands brought untold suffering and ...
Live updates: Israel targets presumed new Hezbollah leader in massive Beirut strikes; Iran's leader issues warnings in rare speech
Follow NBC News' live coverage as the IDF targets Hezbollah leaders in Beirut and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei ...
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Terrifying simulation shows what would happen if nuclear bomb hit central London
The Putin entourage has repeatedly warned that he could use nuclear weapons, but now a simulation ... a further 450,000 people will die from burns, debris, injuries or radiation sickness ...
Israel targets presumed new Hezbollah leader in massive Beirut strikes; Iran's leader issues warnings in rare speech
Follow NBC News' live coverage as the IDF targets Hezbollah leaders in Beirut and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei ...
Harris Visits Storm-Ravaged Georgia; Vance and Walz Revisit Debate: Oct. 2 Campaign News
Senator JD Vance of Ohio will be in Michigan on Wednesday, while his rival, Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota, plans to be in central Pennsylvania. Vice President Kamala Harris is headed to Georgia.
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Harris Visits Storm-Ravaged Georgia; Vance and Walz Revisit Debate: Oct. 2 Campaign News
Touring an emergency operations center where she thanked locals for their work, Ms. Harris said the federal government would cover 100 percent of the local government’s cleanup costs for debris ...
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UN report highlights scars of US nuclear testing in Marshall Islands
The report mandated by the 47-country Human Rights Council in 2022 is the first to look at the legacy of nuclear testing from a human rights perspective, and will be delivered to the council on Oct. 4 ...