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Trump declines to say if US will test nuclear weapons

Trump's testing plans for US nuclear weapons won't include explosions, energy secretary says

New tests of the U.S. nuclear weapons system ordered up by President Donald Trump will not include nuclear explosions, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday. It was the first clarity from the Trump administration since the president took to social media last week to say he had “instructed the Department of War to

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Energy secretary: US weapons tests won’t involve nuclear explosions

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Trump instructs Pentagon to 'immediately' start testing US nuclear weapons

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Trump’s push to test a nuclear weapon could cost $100 million - just for a single detonation, experts say

According to experts, resuming explosive tests at the Nevada site could be a byzantine and costly affair, particularly in light of the experience that has been lost since that last test more than thr...

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Three ways nuclear arms race is tipping world into ‘perilous’ era – and why silent superpower is biggest threat to West

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Why is there so much talk about nuclear weapons this week?

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Drones spotted over NATO state military base linked to US nuclear weapons

The U.S. has an estimated 200 tactical nuclear weapons, with roughly half deployed in Europe. The U.S. is believed to have around 100 tactical bombs deployed in five NATO countries on the continent, including in Turkey, Germany and Belgium.

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Trump talks NYC mayoral race, government shutdown and nuclear weapons in tense ‘60 Minutes’ return

President Trump tore into Democrats over the ongoing government shutdown, justified his order to restart nuclear weapons testing in the US and defended his administration's ICE raids in a sometimes-intense “60 Minutes” interview Sunday – his first with CBS News since suing the network’s parent company.

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US military takes steps to adapt new hypersonic weapons to mobile launchers

Defense startup Castelion said on Friday it has won contracts to integrate its Blackbeard hypersonic strike weapon with current U.S. Army systems, the first step toward allowing the military to place the powerful and nearly unstoppable weapons around the world.