Vice President JD Vance made up a theoretical threat straight out of science fiction to justify the ongoing war on Iran. It would most certainly be a tragedy if Iranian combatants had access to exploding nuclear vests—except they don’t,

The Israeli military said Saturday it launched airstrikes on sites tied to Iran’s nuclear and weapons production programs across three regions. In a statement, the army said more than 50 Israeli Air Force fighter jets conducted coordinated strikes on Friday against what it described as infrastructure belonging to the Iranian regime.

A senior State Department official on Tuesday said the U.S. still is assessing how to implement President Donald Trump's order to

It is also possible that a third, dangerous lesson will be learned from this war: that nuclear weapons are valuable or even indispensable to the national security of non-superpower states. Ukraine, Venezuela and Iran have all now recently been attacked by nuclear-armed superpowers.

A ⁠senior ⁠State Department official ⁠on Tuesday said that the U.S. ​still is assessing how to implement President Donald ‌Trump's order to resume ‌U.S. nuclear weapons tests. Undersecretary of ⁠State ⁠for Arms Control and International Security Thomas DiNanno ​told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that no discussions have been held on conducting atmospheric ​nuclear tests.

Donald Trump has dramatically shifted his justification for the escalating Iran war, warning the Middle Eastern power was just "one month" away from developing a nuclear weapon ca

The war in Iran has cut off diplomatic efforts to limit the country’s development of nuclear weapons. Securing that material and equipment in other ways would be difficult and dangerous.

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Nearly 10,000 nuclear weapons are currently operational worldwide, with a combined explosive force equivalent to 135,000 Hiroshima bombs, according to a report by the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) released on Thursday.