nuclear warfare
In "Rage," the journalist describes how Trump's erratic tweeting ramped up tensions inside the White House, prompting one top official to sleep in his clothes.
Questioning "mutual assured destruction," Charles Kupperman called nuclear conflict "in large part a physics problem."
"People are wondering why the president would threaten them with nuclear war, when he let Vladimir Putin practically run his fingers through his hair?"
Trump has lashed out at evidence North Korea has already gone back on its promise to stop developing nuclear weapons
WHAT'S HAPPENING
There’s no question that the person who brought us to the brink of war was Trump, not Kim.
Putin has often used militaristic rhetoric to mobilize support and buttress his narrative that Russia is under siege from the West.
At his first full speech before the United Nations General Assembly, President Trump threatened North Korea with total destruction.
The visualization features 2,153 nuclear detonations that have taken place.