CNN might not be America's most trusted name in news, but I'll still take it over the reports that come out of Russia and China.
The news sources in those countries are entirely controlled by the government, but here in America, there is at least the illusion of a somewhat free press.
That's why when a recent report on CNN indicates that both Russia and China have increased activity around their nuclear test sites, even Republicans feel the need to listen.
Jeffrey Lewis, an adjunct professor at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies, explained exactly what Russia and China digging more tunnels and creating more infrastructure around their nuclear test sites might mean:
"There are really a lot of hints that we’re seeing that suggest Russia, China, and the United States might resume nuclear testing," he said.
Retired US Air Force Col. Cedric Leighton seemed to agree, saying:
It’s very clear that all three countries, Russia, China and the United States have invested a great deal of time, effort and money in not only modernizing their nuclear arsenals, but also in preparing the types of activities that would be required for a test.
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