"With enough nuclear material to build more than 120,000 Hiroshima-sized nuclear bombs spread around the globe, and significant amounts of these materials inadequately secured in dangerous regions, the nuclear terrorism threat is real and it's time to get serious about rapidly locking down and reducing these dangerous stockpiles," wrote Alexandra Toma, program director at the Connect U.S. Fund, and Kenneth Luongo, president of the Partnership for Global Security in an op-ed last Friday. The two co-chair the Fissile Materials Working Group. Read the full piece on the Hill's website.