An advanced, exotic vehicle of unknown origin was unearthed during an archaeological dig, according to Dylan Borland, a former U.S. Air Force member and intelligence-community whistleblower.

A veteran U.S. space operator has publicly alleged that a concealed ‘security control system’ within America’s national-security space enterprise is undermining commanders, obstructing routine tracking of objects in orbit, and, in some cases, diverting data away from the very commands responsible for defending the nation.

Denmark and Norway temporarily closed their main airports last night following reported drone activity. Danish police confirmed the armed forces were activated after sightings over Copenhagen Airport.

Amid a jittery world - where a campus rally or a stray Russian drone can feel like a tripwire - one subject is drawing unlikely allies together.

On November 28, 2023, I sat down for a late lunch at the top-floor bar of the Waldorf Astoria on the Las Vegas Strip. I had just arrived from Los Angeles on a crisp winter day. The room was quiet, almost too quiet—the kind where every sound carries.

As AI dismantles the government’s monopoly on sequestered knowledge and secrecy, UAP disclosure is inevitable. The only question is whether we manage it responsibly or watch it spiral out of control.

On the evening of 8 December 2024, Ocean County Sheriff relayed that Island Beach State Park Police had ‘sighted approximately 50 drones (estimated 4’ long and flying approximately 60 mph) coming from offshore.’

There is “no job description as ‘UAP Symptoms and Complications Specialist’.” 

That line, from a foreword by famed Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) researcher Dr Jacques Vallée, sets the tone for a new 50-page medical literature review that argues encounters with UAP are producing real-world injuries - while medicine largely looks the other way.

The first thing, Mike Herrera says, is the pressure. 

It arrives as a feeling before it becomes a fact: the sense that people asking the wrong questions are being watched, leaned on, or shut down.

Representative Eric Burlison of Missouri’s 7th District has emerged as one of Congress’s most active voices in the push for transparency on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).

Imagine this: A private landowner discovers something buried deep beneath the surface of their property. It’s not oil, gold, or a rare fossil, but something entirely foreign. A piece of machinery, perhaps. Advanced. Intact. Entirely unexplainable. It appears to be manufactured, but not by any known earthly process. It does not match the signatures of Russian, Chinese, or even American technology. It is exotic, inexplicable, and possibly not of human origin at all.

Two newly released Freedom of Information responses reveal that the wave of suspected drone incursions hitting U.S. bases across England in November and December 2024 also reached RAF Marham in Norfolk - the Royal Air Force’s principal home for its F‑35 Lightning jets.

President Donald Trump positioned himself as the anti–deep state candidate - someone who would challenge the entrenched power of hidden bureaucracies and special interests.

In a new interview with podcaster Stephen Diener on 8 July 2025, Representative Burlison said that many Special Access Programs (SAPs) relating to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) “operate directly under the supervision of the White House.”

A four-second clip of the ‘Mosul Orb’ Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) has finally surfaced after investigative journalist Dustin Slaughter won a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Air Force (USAF) and its National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC).

In 2016, RAND analysts Christopher Paul and Miriam Matthews coined the term ‘firehose of falsehood’  for Russia’s modern propaganda style: bombard every channel with a torrent of messages - some true, many half-true, others outright fiction - until audiences stop trying to separate fact from noise. 

A set of forward-looking infrared (FLIR) clips - recorded by a U.S. Air Force reconnaissance platform - has been released that seem to show a disc-shaped object slipping through clouds over the Afghanistan-Pakistan frontier and executing a sudden turn without any visible heat plume.

A former Pentagon Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) investigator says he examined craft with “performance characteristics that we [the USA] could not duplicate today,” yet has no idea what they are.

It was a calm summer morning on the chalk downs south of Avebury, England, where Silbury Hill, Stonehenge and other ancient monuments still brood over the landscape.

A case can be made that the geometric shapes of UAP are designed to attenuate the interaction between their propulsion system and the space-time fabric.