The Art of the Missing Record
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NASA Said It Had No UAP Records. Then 3,668 Pages Arrived.
NASA told the public it holds no records classified as UAP documents. A FOIA release of 3,668 pages, delivered on September 28 and reported this week, shows the agency's own librarians spent late 2023 hunting through journals on spherical drones, plasma propulsion, and the physics of perception
Three Doors, One Database: The Quiet Merger of Federal Records
On October 9, the Electronic Frontier Foundation published a plain accounting of something the federal government has not announced as a single project: the combination of Americans' personal records, across agencies that were built to keep them apart. EFF says it happened in three overlapping waves over roughly two
The Man in Charge of UAP Disclosure Says It's Classified — Even to Him
In July, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence signed a memo stripping away every NDA, secrecy oath, and non-disclosure agreement that had kept federal personnel from reporting what they know about unidentified anomalous phenomena. The message was unambiguous: no more legal cover for silence. Report it to