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Air Force admits nuke flaws, but will fixes work?

By Robert Burns | December 21, 2014 - 4:01pm

Faced with one of its biggest challenges in years — repairing a troubled nuclear missile corps — the US Air Force has taken an important first step by admitting, after years of denial, that its problems...

World

Report: US came close nuclear disaster in 1961

By Cassandra Vinograd | September 22, 2013 - 3:22am

A US hydrogen bomb nearly detonated on the nation's east coast, with a single switch averting a blast which would have been 260 times more powerful than the device that flattened Hiroshima, a newly published book...

World

Net security firm to programmers: Help solve Doqu mystery

April 17, 2012 - 1:13pm

Internet security firm Kaspersky is urging programmers globally to solve the deep mystery in the Duqu saga that sparked theories that it was launched to conduct high-level cyber-espionage and sabotage.