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Pentagon Releases 162 Classified UAP Documents in Historic Transparency Move The Pentagon has initiated a significant release of previously classified UAP-related documents, making public 162 files spanning multiple federal agencies including the FBI, Department of Defense, NASA, and the State…
Trump Administration’s First UAP File Release Falls Short of Research Standards The Trump administration’s May 8 release of declassified unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) files through the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System (PURSUE) marks a watershed moment in government transparency efforts.…
Ezra Dawn | Above Black Media | ABM Editorial Is This What UFO Accountability Looks Like? President Trump approved the release of the UFO files and they were released last Friday, given the stamp of approval from Pete Hegseth. But…
The Debrief’s latest weekly roundup presents a convergence of developments that underscore the expanding scope of anomalous phenomena research. The publication has compiled reports spanning oceanic anomalies off the northeastern United States coast, newly released Pentagon UAP documentation, and emerging…
Ezra Dawn | Above Black Media God, I miss the days of Ancient Aliens. It’s okay to admit it. Back then, the world made a certain kind of sense. You could look at a Sumerian tablet or an Akkadian myth…
President Trump has indicated his administration intends to declassify and release government UFO files “in the near future,” according to recent public statements. The President characterized the contents as containing “interesting” information and referenced officials who “saw things you wouldn’t…
A significant dispute has emerged within the UAP research community following the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office’s comprehensive 2024 report examining decades of unidentified aerial phenomena cases. The report, produced under the direction of former AARO chief Sean Kirkpatrick, concluded that…
A team of researchers has published findings suggesting that our current approach to detecting extraterrestrial life may be fundamentally limited in scope. Rather than focusing exclusively on biosignatures from individual exoplanets, the scientists argue that we should expand our search…
Air Force intel officer James Sullivan agreed to testify about UAP crash retrieval programs. Weeks later he was dead. Now Congress wants answers.
Ezra Dawn | Above Black Media Trump was asked about ten scientists who are dead or missing. His answer was not a denial. It was not a dismissal. He said he just left a meeting on the subject and called…