As the United States continues to insist that it seeks a peaceful solution to the North Korean nuclear crisis, recent statements from high-level officials indicate...
In ousting Saddam Hussein from power in Iraq, the U.S. military employed many weapons systems but not landmines.
By pushing to meet President George W. Bush’s September 2004 deadline for deploying an initial, limited missile defense system, the Pentagon is deviating...
On May 9, the United States imposed sanctions on a Chinese company, an Iranian firm, and Moldovan entities for what the State Department described as missile-proliferation activities. (Continue)
The U.S. House and Senate each voted in late May to allow research on low-yield nuclear warheads and authorized the continuation of an Energy Department program...
President George W. Bush announced December 17, 2002, that the United States would field initial elements of a limited national missile defense system by September 2004. (Continue)
The United States has been levying charges against Iran similar to those it made against Iraq prior to the March invasion of that country...
En route to a June 1-3 Group of Eight summit in Evian, France, President George W. Bush traveled to St. Petersburg to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin...
The U.S. Army is reviewing a patent it recently obtained for a rifle attachment that could launch biological agents. Several arms control experts had raised concern that developing...
For the last decade, U.S. policy toward North Korea has been a battleground in Washington; Pyongyang’s recent withdrawal from the nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty...
Top U.S. Officials Voice Concern About Syria's WMD Capability
U.S. Produces First Plutonium Pit Since 1989
Patriot Scorecard Mixed; PAC-3 Use Limited
North Korea, U.S. Meet; Pyongyang Said to Claim Nukes