USA TODAY asked experts what changes our leaders can make to nuclear missile modernization to make the country a safer place.

President Joe Biden has quietly approved a new US nuclear strategy focusing on China’s rapidly expanding nuclear arsenal earlier this year, a new report has revealed. The Nuclear Employment Guidance ...

America's 450 nuclear missile silos exist, at least in part, to be destroyed in a nuclear attack. USA TODAY breaks down the ...

NATO has been adjusting its military posture in response to Russia’s evolving nuclear strategy, reinforcing its eastern flank ...

Finland’s potential NATO membership isn’t just symbolic — it’s a direct threat to Russia’s most critical military region: the Kola Peninsula, home to Russia’s nuclear bombers, ICBMs, and Arctic fleet.

The Biden administration is set to announce a new, bolder nuclear weapons strategy on Friday, Semafor reported. The U.S. must "adopt a more competitive approach to non-proliferation and arms control" ...

The report, Nuclear Ambitions of Japan's Right-Wing Forces: A Serious Threat to World Peace, said other nations must "thwart ...

The United Kingdom will acquire 12 new F-35A Joint Strike Fighter aircraft in a move that the government of Prime Minister Keir Starmer tied to domestic jobs and the U.K. defense industry, but which ...

In September, North Korea passed new legislation that marks the most significant update to its nuclear doctrine in a decade. This milestone document outlines 11 articles describing the regime’s ...

At the recent NATO summit in Vilnius, world leaders expressed concern over Russia’s nuclear posture and the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, given the ongoing conflict between Russia ...

Currently, China operates more than 50 nuclear reactors and is building over 20 additional ones, aiming to establish the ...