USA HeraldMay 8, 2026 The United States government just moved one of the most controversial questions in modern American history out of the shadows and onto a public website. On Friday, the Department of War announced the first release of what it describes as new,

The Pentagon is releasing a new batch of UFO files for the public to sort through and review, prompting a renewed quest to determine if there is life beyond Earth.

In 2023, I published a video from the front in which aerial reconnaissance units were tracking an unidentified flying object. An hour later, I was contacted by representatives of a state agency that has dealt with these issues in Ukraine since Soviet times,

The U.S. Department of War's first data dump of UFO documents might not convince many people, but it does make for an entertaining read.

New UFO disclosures: The Pentagon released decades of declassified UFO files, including astronaut accounts, military reports, and historical images. Timing under question: Critics like Joe Rogan suggest the release aims to distract from the unpopular and ...

The Pentagon claims a clerical error caused it to blow a congressional deadline to release 46 videos of UFOs -- as President Trump now vows to have the supposed evidence of non-human intelligence released "very soon.