North Korea has acquired the ability to attack anywhere in the U.S. mainland with intercontinental ballistic missiles.

The man claimed to be a Confederate soldier getting revenge and said that he would "blow up New York," the report said.

ICBMs, stored in underground silos across Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska, are the most vulnerable component of this system. Unlike nuclear-armed submarines, which remain ...

The 'Yars' missile can be transported on trucks or deployed in silos. Russia conducted similar drills last year as a nuclear threat to the West amid escalating confrontation over its war against ...

The US Air Force and Northrop Grumman conducted a full-scale static fire test of the Sentinel ICBM’s stage-one solid rocket ...

The military successfully launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) in Southern California to test and show off US nuclear capabilities ... an underground silo at the F.E ...

400 active missiles and 50 decoys are based in silos in remote areas of ... With an estimated speed of Mach 5-10, this missile can be equipped with nuclear or conventional payloads and hit targets ...

The Yars is a nuclear missile that can be moved around on truck carriers or deployed in silos. Russia staged similar maneuvers last year as a nuclear warning to the West at a time of heightened ...

The Minuteman missile carried no nuclear payload but was instead equipped ... In a video the Air Force released shortly after the test, a silo cover at Vandenberg can be seen sliding open before ...

Over several 911 calls, Blaxton made various threats, including that he hacked a missile silo and was sending nuclear missiles to "Donald Trump's Towers," the report said. He also said he was ...