The Whistleblower Memo That Routes Around Everyone Except Washington

On July 31, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence told the entire intelligence community that non-disclosure agreements no longer stood between government personnel and a specific set of federal channels for reporting what they know about unidentified anomalous phenomena. It was framed as a breakthrough — the paperwork

In 1972, two physicists at Stanford Research Institute sat down with a New York artist named Ingo Swann and asked him to describe the contents of a sealed box. He described them accurately. Then they asked him to describe the far side of the planet Jupiter, in advance of the

The government published the patents. They listed the coordinates. They handed out press releases. And somehow that made people trust it less, not more. The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program sits on 33 acres in Gakona, Alaska, 200 miles northeast of Anchorage. It consists of 180 antennas arranged in