A nuclear electromagnetic pulse (EMP) could disrupt modern life in seconds—but how exactly would it affect our power grid?

EMP weapons have been the source of sci-fi flair in movies and games for years, but the technology remains very real, and would be devastating in real life.

Iran claims it gave Hezbollah EMP weapons. It could be real or it could be a bluff to get nuclear-armed Israel to think twice about attacking Lebanon.

April 3, 2025: North Korea has tested a missile launched ElectroMagnetic Pulse or EMP weapon. This took place on April 29th as the conventional missile warhead detonated at 72 kilometers altitude.

Given that our grid infrastructure is weak, aging, and lacks resilience, EMP attacks could become the choice weapons of America’s enemies, and not just China.

A nuclear electromagnetic pulse (EMP) strike could cripple the U.S. electrical grid and other critical infrastructure for months, an expert warned.

1) Tactical Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Weapons: China develops tactical EMP weapons that can disable entire regions by targeting civilian infrastructure America relies on to function.

Putting an EMP weapon in orbit as the intelligence report suggests Russia is considering would, of course, be a violation of the treaty.

Many consider an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack on the United States, from an atmospheric nuclear warhead detonation, to be a black swan event – a high-impact, unpredictable event. But we have ...

Iran claims it gave Hezbollah EMP weapons. It could be real or it could be a bluff to get nuclear-armed Israel to think twice about attacking Lebanon.