Declassified & UAP

WASHINGTON, July 16 — President Trump framed a maximum transparency agenda around releasing government records judged to be in the public interest, a theme he…

View original document (0.2 MB) PDF viewer unavailable in this browser. Download the PDF to view. According to the Department of War document, titled ‘DOW-UAP-D55,…

WASHINGTON, July 16 — In a primetime address to the nation, President Donald Trump on Thursday spotlighted declassified intelligence documents concerning China and the 2020…

WASHINGTON, July 16 — The story of John Ratcliffe, the Texan Republican who now leads the Central Intelligence Agency in 2026, is one that began…

In one of the world’s most tightly controlled nations, a club dedicated to studying unidentified flying objects has become an unexpected ally for the United…

A recently released Department of State document, titled “State Department UAP Cable 4, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, November 5, 2004,” reveals an unusual collaboration between the United…

Tbilisi, Georgia, January 1, 2001 — infopulsetoday.com — A single sentence buried in a declassified State Department cable may reveal more about Russian disinformation tactics…

The U.S. Department of War has released a historical document under the PURSUE archive, offering insight into the Department of the Air Force’s efforts to…

In 1996, the Department of the Air Force published a report titled DOW-UAP-D48, a product of the Research Triangle Institute. This report, now publicly available…

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