President Nixon’s 1969 termination of the United States offensive biological weapons program brought an end to the open-air testing, but the American public did not learn of this testing until 1977.

The United States currently lacks a comprehensive strategy for countering the threats of terrorism involving nuclear, radiological, chemical, and biological weapons. Although federal, state, and local ...

The Soviet Union used a similar playbook in justifying a massive bioweapons program in the 1970s and 1980s. Soon after the United States outlawed biological weapons and destroyed its Cold War ...

Eight states ... for Biological Research in the Tel Aviv suburb of Nes Ziona. This facility had long been suspected of involvement in Israel’s chemical and biological weapons program.

Additionally, the US set up its "Biological Threat Reduction Program ... the United States will be found to have violated the Convention on the Prohibition of Biological and Toxin Weapons ...

Modern warfare can kill more people in a shorter amount of time than at any point in history. Some of the most controversial ...

Less discussed are the growing nuclear threats facing the United ... the United States with nuclear weapons. A recent U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency report said Pyongyang continues expanding ...

President Nixon’s 1969 termination of the United States offensive biological weapons program brought an end to the open-air testing, but the American public did not learn of this testing until 1977.

The Soviet Union used a similar playbook in justifying a massive bioweapons program in the 1970s and 1980s. Soon after the United States outlawed biological weapons and destroyed its Cold War ...

The key chemical and biological ... chemical weapons establishment in Wiltshire in 1952, where its devastating effects were tested. Britain traded VX technology with the United States for ...