A nuclear historian has identified 15 American cities most vulnerable to attack if global conflict erupts, with several ...

USA TODAY reporters teamed up with a nuclear weapons historian to bring you the Nuclear Sponge series.

Federal officials and agencies that work closely on the nuclear weapons arsenal agree: The threat of nuclear conflict is rising and, with it, the risk of an attack on the U.S. In a sense, U.S. nuclear ...

In 2020, the International Committee of the Red Cross commissioned Ipsos, a firm that conducts market research and public opinion surveys, to examine the views of millennials on “the most important ...

What would you do in the event of a nuclear strike? If we're being frank, unless you're a high ranking official, there's not really a great deal you can do. Failing that, you could take the Indiana ...

The nuclear weapon being developed by the Biden administration that could be 24 times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945 would have devastating consequences if dropped on ...

To find how a nuclear detonation could affect the 25 largest U.S. metropolitan areas (by population), 24/7 Wall St. used Nukemap, a site that simulates detonation of nuclear bombs. We have chosen two ...

The last time Americans gave any serious consideration to the prospect of nuclear war, Rocky Balboa was fighting in the fourth installment of the Rocky movie franchise, beating the steroid-injecting ...

A man who lived near an atomic bomb test site in the former Soviet Union is developing an advanced simulation tool to raise awareness about the risks of nuclear war. Ivan Stepanov is a simulation ...