To reshape America’s nuclear deterrent and improve maritime capabilities, the US Navy’s first Columbia-class ballistic ...

Removal of a second exclusion means they can also now invest in nuclear weapons activities as ... The changes come amid a broader drive by European investors to reconsider their policies on ...

An already tough Heartland Athletic Conference-Division I is about to be a lot tougher this season. That’s because a Shamokin boys track and field team that’s seen a ton of success over the ...

The third full day of the 2025 federal election campaign was jam packed and included Opposition Leader Peter Dutton revealing he would not call Canberra home if he became prime minister and would ...

Tennessee has one of the nation's best defenses, a bruising crew who leave opponents black and blue. Houston gave the Vols a lesson in defensive dominance in the Elite Eight. Javascript is ...

An “artificial intelligence arms race” is underway between the US and China, and offshore oil and gas and nuclear power will have a role to ... and “the cost of electricity is going to drive where the ...

Appointment Strengthens Momentum Toward Deployment of Mile-Deep Nuclear Power – Deep Fission Inc. (Deep Fission), a pioneering nuclear energy company redefining the industry by placing small ...

attacks. And yet here is Gabbard, throwing a lifeline to Khamenei’s nuclear weapons program and doing so in the most public of ways. This is a classic case of ignoring the sum of the parts that ...

Appointment Strengthens Momentum Toward Deployment of Mile-Deep Nuclear Power – BERKELEY, Calif., March 27, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Deep Fission Inc. (Deep Fission), a pioneering nuclear energy ...

The only country to test nuclear weapons in the 21st century is North Korea. Its last known test was in 2017. But now there’s been a sharp inhale. The last remaining arms-control treaty between ...

Now, researchers are considering radiocarbon as a source for safe, small and affordable nuclear batteries that could last decades or longer without charging. Su-Il In, a professor at Daegu Gyeongbuk ...