More On Nukes

Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said the U.S. will retain the “military option” even if a nuclear deal with Iraq is reached.

Any U.S. moves to reduce its nuclear arsenal should be done bilaterally, the head of the U.S. Strategic Command said.

The United States and its allies are willing to offer Iran state-of-the-art nuclear equipment if Tehran agrees to pare down...

The U.S. will need to spend as much as $18 billion per year starting in 2021 in order to maintain a viable nuclear deterrence...

Obama is preparing to defend the Iran nuclear deal from a group of Republican lawmakers who questioned the historic deal.

The deal to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions may jumpstart the Iranian economy and generate more revenue for the regime's...

The crew of the B-29 called the Enola Gay” had no regrets about dropping the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, but prayed that the...

Monday’s meeting between Russian and Iranian foreign ministers is fueling new speculation both countries are forging closer...

Nearly 200 retired military leaders have signed a letter to the House and Senate leaders urging them to kill the Iran nuclear...

Defense Secretary Ashton Carter on Tuesday argued in favor of the Iran nuclear deal in a speech before The American Legion.