An air-launched tactical nuclear weapon capability would not address short-term security concerns of the United Kingdom and ...

On Monday, June 16, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists hosted in real-time an online analysis of the rapidly evolving situation between Israel and Iran. Here is what the experts said.

Israel's military operation against Iran dramatically escalated on Saturday and seemed to pursue a broader objective: regime ...

A former intelligence officer's 1980 reflections on selecting Cold War targets are worth revisiting in the wake of the second Trump administration, but perhaps not for the reasons you might imagine.

However successful Israel’s attack may have been in damaging the Natanz nuclear complex, its attempt to roll back Iran's ...

President Trump and his aids brokered a series of AI deals worth billions during their Gulf tour of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. Credit: White House Photo by Molly Riley President Donald Trump’s ...

Editor’s note: This essay is part of a collection of appreciations of Dick Garwin. Many scientific powerhouses will speak to Dick Garwin’s contributions to nuclear physics and the myriad other fields ...

With the federal government pulling back from disaster preparation and response, there is a need for other types of ...

Ukraine's use of low-cost quadcopters shows how drones can lower the barrier to obtaining long-range precision strike capabilities.

Founded by scientists and engineers of the Manhattan Project in the wake of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has been alerting humanity to the ...

After President Trump announced the start of a so-called Golden Dome missile defense project early this week, major press coverage was largely matter-of-fact and relatively unperturbed. Some news ...

The US nuclear power industry is justifiably apprehensive about its future under the second Trump administration. President Donald Trump’s predilection for taking a sledgehammer to both the federal ...