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Trump Releases UFO Files with Rollout of New “Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters” (PURSUE)

Micah Hanks·May 8, 2026

The Pentagon has released U.S. documents related to UFOs under its Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE).

U.S. Moves Marijuana to Schedule III, Reshaping Research and the Cannabis Economy

Austin Burgess·April 24, 2026

The United States federal government reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana on Thursday, ending decades of policy that placed the drug in the same category as heroin and had long restricted its use in scientific research.

Veterans and Older Americans Wait the Longest for Financial Justice, New Study Finds

Chrissy Newton·April 22, 2026

A new study of 1.27 million complaints finds that older Americans and military veterans consistently face slower financial dispute resolutions, highlighting growing disparities in access to consumer protection systems.

Trump Orders Release of Alien and UFO Files, But There’s a Catch: Nothing Is Declassified, Yet

Tim McMillan·February 20, 2026

Trump orders UFO files released—but without declassification, the most sensitive evidence could remain hidden from public view.

A Forgotten ESP Study From 1943 Is Raising New Questions About Experiments on Canada’s Indigenous Children

Chrissy Newton·February 13, 2026

A resurfaced 1943 study brings the history of human experiments conducted on Indigenous children in Canadian residential schools into focus.

New Year’s Eve Conspiracy Theories? Government Agency Issues Statement On Low-Flying Helicopters Spotted Over Las Vegas

Christopher Plain·December 30, 2025

The U.S. government is anticipating conspiracy theories regarding mysterious DOE helicopters seen flying low above the Las Vegas Strip

New Executive Order Reclassifies NASA as an Intelligence and Security Agency

Chrissy Newton·September 27, 2025

An executive order issued by the Trump Administration last month declares that NASA will now operate as an intelligence and security agency.

Can the U.S. Outpace China in AI and Stop a Chip War Over Taiwan? Experts Clash Over the High-Stakes Semiconductor Race

Chrissy Newton·May 19, 2025

The U.S.-China chip war intensifies as nations grapple with export controls and strategic dominance in the global race for AI.

The Website of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence Has Been Missing in Action for Days

Micah Hanks·May 12, 2025

The official website of the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) appears to have been taken down over the weekend.

Controversial Plan to Block Sunlight with Geoengineering Advanced by Shadowy UK Government Agency

Ryan Whalen·May 7, 2025

Controversial geoengineering research, including a plan to block sunlight, could be just as dangerous as the climate crisis scientists warn.

House Bill Aims to Prevent U.S. Military Conflicts With Canada, Panama, and Greenland

Marie Nicola·March 10, 2025

The U.S. House of Representatives is considering a bill, the "No Invading Allies Act," that would bar military action against Canada, Panama, and Greenland.

New Legislation Aims to Make Legendary Humanlike Creature California’s Official ‘Cryptid’

Micah Hanks·February 28, 2025

A new assembly bill introduced in California seeks to recognize a legendary humanlike creature as the state’s official “cryptid.”

AI Governance Through ‘Equity by Design’ is Needed to Protect Marginalized Communities, Expert Warns

Chrissy Newton·February 11, 2025

Experts are calling for the implementation of a framework for AI equality to help elevate the voices of communities that could become lost amid a shifting digital landscape.

Canadian MP Larry Maguire Urges Canadians to Sign UAP Transparency Petition

Chrissy Newton·November 22, 2024

A new UAP transparency petition is urging the Canadian government to establish a task force and standardize its investigative protocols.

U.S. Advocates Urge White House Support for ‘RISE’ Initiative to Keep U.S. Ahead in ‘Edge Science’

Chrissy Newton·November 11, 2024

A coalition of scientists and former intelligence officials is urging White House support for an initiative to advance U.S. research in cutting-edge and controversial fields.

Canadian Lawmaker Calls for Increased Transparency After Images Surface of UAP Shot Down Over Yukon Territory

Chrissy Newton·October 18, 2024

Canadian lawmaker Larry Maguire calls for increased transparency and investigations into UAPs following a February 2023 shootdown over Yukon territory.

U.S. Democrats and Republicans Agree on Key Issues, Research Reveals. So Why Are We Still So Polarized?

Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·July 30, 2024

New research reveals that U.S. Republicans and Democrats agree on more than they realize. So why do we remain so polarized?

Experts Warn Quality of Non-Partisan Governmental Data May Soon Decay. Here’s Why.

Ryan Whalen·July 13, 2024

A new study finds that America's statistical data is under threat, not from cyber criminals but from bureaucratic mismanagement.

This Massive Solar Farm, One of the Largest Projects in DoD History, Is Changing How We Look at Solar Energy

Micah Hanks·February 27, 2024

The massive Edwards Sanborn Solar and Energy Storage facility went online this month following announcements that the project had reached substantial completion.

Disclosure and National Security: Should the U.S. Government Reveal What It Knows About UAP?

Christopher Mellon·November 22, 2023

Should our elected officials seek out and initiate disclosure of information the U.S. government possesses about unidentified anomalous phenomena?

The Empire Strikes Back: Would-Be UAP Whistleblowers Offered Dire Warning from U.S. Security Clearance Organization

Christopher Plain·July 14, 2023

An open letter from the security industry site Clearance Jobs offers insights and several warnings to any would-be UAP Whistleblowers.

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) System is Broken, and Has Been Since Its Inception

That includes FOIA requests related to UFOs.

Jazz Shaw·March 8, 2022

The FOIA process is one of the strongest tools available to citizens seeking information from the government... but it is also rife with problems.

USAF Tests New Airborne Self Protection System for its F-15 Fighters

Harrison Kass·May 31, 2021

The USAF has successfully tested its Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System (EPAWSS), an electronic warfare suite for the F-15 fighter.

This Rare Area 51 Footage Was Recently Removed by the CIA

Micah Hanks·March 23, 2021

Footage from Area 51, made at the remote USAF facility in 1960, offers a unique glimpse at one of the most secretive locations on Earth.

Directed Microwave Radiation Cited as Likely Cause Behind Diplomat Illnesses

Mysterious illnesses that occurred at U.S. Embassies in Cuba and China may have been pulsed microwave weapons, a new study says.

Micah Hanks·December 6, 2020

Mysterious illnesses that occurred at U.S. Embassies in Cuba and China may have been pulsed microwave weapons, a new study says.

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