Yesterday, POLITICO’s highly esteemed Bryan Bender reported that the U.S. Air Force new Secretary Frank Kendall said the following about UFOs:

Here’s something cool - we’ve used data from the U.S. National UFO Reporting Center to provide a map showing where the most UFO sightings take place.

Following the release of the inconclusive U.S. Government UAPTF report, calls are growing for public congressional hearings on the topic of UFOs/UAP.

I believe there is a disconnect between Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) researchers and the Intelligence Community (IC), due to misunderstanding of how the IC works and what its mission actually is. 

A former U.S. Air Force Captain named Robert Salas, has urgently called for the U.S. Congress to hold public hearings regarding UFOs, otherwise known as Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP).

The announcement took many by surprise. After many years, Tom Delonge had finally agreed to participate in an interview purely dedicated to the topic of UAP.

It’s pure terror in Afghanistan.

We are witnessing scenes not seen since the days of ISIS in Syria and Iraq.

Podcasts have become the leading form of digital entertainment, partially because audiences love delving deep into a topic.

In a single generation, Singapore transformed itself from a third-world to first-world nation.