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Five of the worlds largest nuclear powers pledged on Monday to work together toward "a world without nuclear weapons" in a rare statement of unity amid rising East-West tensions.

Is the Korean War about to come to an end?

Over the Christmas weekend, flying was a miserable experience for millions of travelers, as airlines canceled or delayed thousands of flights.

The Department of Defense is overhauling how it keeps track of its millions of guns and mountains of explosives, and Congress is requiring more accountability...

An Associated Press investigation into lost and stolen military weapons has shown that insider thefts of weapons and explosives remain a serious concern.

President Joe Biden traveled to Kentucky on Wednesday in the wake of deadly tornadoes and severe storms that devastated the area, announcing that the federal government would cover 100% of

An Associated Press investigation into lost and stolen military weapons has shown that insider thefts of weapons and explosives remain a serious concern.

An Associated Press investigation into lost and stolen military weapons has shown that insider thefts of weapons and explosives remain a serious concern.

An Associated Press investigation into lost and stolen military weapons has shown that insider thefts of weapons and explosives remain a serious concern.

An Associated Press investigation into lost and stolen military weapons has shown that insider thefts of weapons and explosives remain a serious concern.