With New Mexico being the birthplace of the atomic bomb, it only makes sense that our state’s national labs are also responsible for monitoring other potential nuclear tests anywhere on the planet.

Serhii Plokhy’s The Nuclear Age is both a history of nuclear armament and a homily to its dangers. Like almost everything ...

As the nuclear threat once again dominates the headlines, the nuclear blockbuster has returned to screens. Following the ...

On a quiet block of Scotia Street, where red-brick homes and elm trees still line the sidewalks, a small park bears the name ...

In the shadow of a federal government shutdown, the site where the first atomic bomb was tested will not be open to the ...

The National Nuclear Security Administration said 1,400 workers would be affected by Monday. The federal agency responsible ...

Holtec's proposed nuclear waste storage site faced opposition from members of Beyond Nuclear since the project was announced ...

A private energy company is abandoning a proposal to store nuclear waste at a site in southeastern New Mexico.

Object remains inbound.” These three sentences—spoken by a U.S. Army officer in Kathryn Bigelow’s new film, A House of ...

North Korea's unveiling of the Hwasong-20, an alleged nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), has once ...

Newsweek’s Naveed Jamali recently went on a ballistic missile submarine, completing a mission to go behind the scenes of the ...

Local officials in southeast New Mexico are searching for a new path to see a nuclear facility built and operated near the border between Eddy and Lea counties, after a company planning to do so ...