Nuclear Survivalist

(Originally intended as a nuclear delivery system, the B-1B has been … By far the greatest demonstration of Washington’s war-making capacity, …

The story, set after a nuclear war has erupted between the U.S. and Russia, follows six astronauts aboard the International Space Station who are …

The seeds of war were planted at the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919 … But this is no shooting war using guns and bullets or nuclear devices.

Khrushchev was a staunch Communist, but he certainly did not want a nuclear war. Khrushchev had first met Eisenhower in Moscow in 1945.

There’s a lullaby of some cold-war soviet medium intoning doomsday into a … a scene of Cold War-era middle America on the brink of nuclear war.

… low weapon load out—just one of the United States’ larger Mark 39 or B53 nuclear bombs, or a paltry four of the smaller B61 or B43 nuclear bombs.

Fortunately, no nuclear weapons have been used in combat since the bombings in Japan, but the risk of nuclear war ebbed and flowed throughout the …

Fake news was blurring the nuclear redlines further and thickening the fog of war, he said. There was a lot of baying for blood for retaliation and to up the …

… dreams of starting a nuclear war that will decimate Earth and drive humanity into living underwater. To do this, he captures two nuclear submarines, …

… and vast lies in the highest seats of power, including evidence of a secret deal between Putin and U.S. President Bill Clinton to avert a nuclear war.