Nuclear weapons testing as it is now isn’t the same kind of testing that conjures images of mushroom clouds.

But what it could be in light of President Trump’s recent news, says @nktpnd.bsky.social, is “a completely different ballpark.”

Ankit explains on @cnn.com with @jimsciutto.bsky.social.

President Trump’s directive to test nuclear weapons “on an equal basis” caused widespread alarm. But is the U.S. actually about to start testing nuclear weapons again?

The reality of the situation is a bit murkier than it may seem. @jamiekwong.bsky.social explains.

What exactly is the government hiding in Tucson? Not much, says @nuclear-jim.bsky.social. He got an interesting souvenir there, regardless.

See the first installment of Carnegie Office Hours for more treasures from James (if not nuclear secrets) here: buff.ly/dlUzF6n

President Trump governs by instinct – and those instincts are “unconventional,” says @stephenwertheim.bsky.social, but a lack of a coherent strategy isn’t an asset in today’s complex geopolitical structure.

Stephen explained on @morningjoe-msnbc.bsky.social 👇