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An infrared image showing an unidentified object below a US helicopter over the western United States was disclosed in the May 8 2026 Pentagon release. What the image shows and why it matters.
Read briefing →On May 8 the Department of War released its first tranche of declassified UAP records — 160-plus files, 400-plus incidents, two dozen videos spanning 2020 to 2026. An initial assessment of what is actually in the archive.
It has been three years since David Grusch's sworn Congressional testimony reshaped what was officially conceivable about non-human intelligence programmes. A measured look at what has moved and what has stalled.
The All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office's active caseload now exceeds 2,000 reports — the highest since the office stood up in 2022. The structural read on what the number is telling us.
An executive order with a deadline, an enforcement mechanism, and structural authority to override agency-level classification preferences. The legislative-and-executive context for the most consequential UAP transparency action of the modern era.
On October 4 2025 a sighting in central Pennsylvania was assessed as credible by the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization — the third such incident in the county in six years, all within twenty-five miles of the Penn State University campus.