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U.S. Senators Leave Classified Briefing on Unidentified Objects With More Questions Than Answers

Micah Hanks·February 16, 2023

This week's Intelligence Brief looks at a recent classified briefing on the three objects recently shot down over North America, and what U.S. Senators had to say about it.

The 2022 Annual Report on UAP: Four Significant Takeaways You Probably Missed

Micah Hanks·January 19, 2023

This week, our double-sized analysis will be focusing on four key takeaways you might have missed from the 2022 Annual Report on UAP.

Key Takeaways You Need to Know from the DOD’s Recent AARO Media Roundtable on UAP

Micah Hanks·December 22, 2022

This week we analyze a recent DOD media roundtable on the efforts of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) and its UAP studies.

The Strange Case of the ODNI’s Missing UAP Report

Micah Hanks·November 24, 2022

In this Thanksgiving installment of the Intelligence Brief Newsletter, we look at the latest status of a "missing" UAP report scheduled to be delivered to Congress last month.

The Pentagon Just Revealed the New Name of Its UAP Investigative Office

Micah Hanks·July 21, 2022

The DoD says the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), the newest iteration of its UAP investigations, will continue the efforts of the UAP Task Force.

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U.S. Senators Leave Classified Briefing on Unidentified Objects With More Questions Than Answers

The 2022 Annual Report on UAP: Four Significant Takeaways You Probably Missed

Key Takeaways You Need to Know from the DOD’s Recent AARO Media Roundtable on UAP

The Strange Case of the ODNI’s Missing UAP Report

The Pentagon Just Revealed the New Name of Its UAP Investigative Office

“Drone Fever” Strikes Eastern U.S. as FBI Joins Investigations of Alleged Mystery UAVs

Drone Incursions Over New Jersey

A Former White House Official Discusses UAP and ‘Edge Science’

New Discoveries in the Deep Ocean?

New Experimental Brain Implant Uses Electrical Signals to Zap Away Clinical Depression

Cyberattacks on U.S. Police Departments Are a Huge Overlooked National Security Threat

US Military funds research that tests 5G technology as a surveillance radar