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FBI Releases 1952 Savannah River Plant Saucer Sighting
The FBI’s 62-HQ-83894 case file is not a single story. It is a drawer. Inside that drawer, filed alongside technical proposals for propulsion systems and…
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US Approves $680M Arms Package for Israel
The Joe Biden administration has provisionally approved a $680 million military arms package to Israel, marking a significant development in the country’s defense capabilities. This…
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Declassified Report Details UAP Sighting by US Operator Over Persian Gulf
A mission report dated October 31, 2023 and recently released under the Department of War’s PURSUE archive provides the first official record of a U.S….
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ODNI Report Finds Over Half of New UAP Sightings Are Mundane
/ HTML. Word count 450-560 words. We must keep all facts: The ODNI report released Jan 12 (2023? Actually date in JSON: 2023-01-12). 366 newly…
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Privacy Act of 1974: A Half-Century Shield With Fading Teeth
WASHINGTON, July 18 — Fifty years after it went into effect, the Privacy Act of 1974 remains the skeleton key to understanding America’s haphazard approach…
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Germany Pledges €100 Billion Defense Boost in Historic Policy Shift
BERLIN, July 12 — Against this backdrop of a continent reshaped by war, the Zeitenwende — that turning point in German defence policy announced by…
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U.S. Navy’s Fifth Fleet Marks 30 Years Safeguarding Persian Gulf
MANAMA, July 12 — The figure that matters for the United States Fifth Fleet is 1995. That is the year the Navy established this command,…
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1963 White House Memo Reveals Alien Contact Uncertainty
[video src="https://newsfeed.infopulsetoday.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2026/05/pursue/videos/1007874-nasa-uap-d010-mercury-atlas-9-audio-excerpt-may-15-1963.mp4" width="640" height="360"][/video] The White House had a question in July 1963, and it put it on paper. What, exactly, should the United States…
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New Zealand eyes Japan as distance-based defence fades
WELLINGTON, June 30 — The story begins with a geography that once felt like a shield. For generations, New Zealanders believed that distance — the…
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Department of War’s 2021 UAP Release Raises Questions on Agency’s Modern Role
May 23, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — The Department of War’s June 9, 2021 release of an unidentified aerial phenomenon recording, designated PR75, carries a detail…
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