A quiet domain registration has reignited one of the most enduring mysteries in American political life.
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‘I thought I saw a UFO, but it was actually a nuclear bomb now lost at sea for anyone to find’
The US has a total of six missing nuclear warheads out of 32 known accidents - with one diver finding a bomb powerful enough to obliterate a city ...
Diver Sean Smyrichinsky was searching for fish off the coast of British Columbia when he spotted a strange UFO-shaped object underwater - sparking a Canadian military investigation into a potentially ...
The Colombian town of Buga was already on the map, not for science, but for faith. Its Basilica of the Miraculous Lord draws thousands of Catholic pilgrims annually. But since March 2, 2025, a ...
Fourth, Scot Pollard shaved his head into a blond Mohawk and kept his goatee with the weird knobs on it and STILL was outdone ...
An unidentified object was seen in the night skies of Dallas with many claiming it was a meteor that exploded or burned up ...
A seven-ton meteor streaked across the skies above Cleveland yesterday morning, producing a powerful sonic boom that shook homes across northeast Ohio and parts of several other states beyond. NASA ...
This study ranks Florida among the top states for alien abduction reports, where you have 1 in 1,102 odds of an extraterrestrial beaming you up.
Movies like "Disclosure Day" and "Project Hail Mary" renew our fascination with extraterrestrials and the idea that humankind ...
The spike came after the Trump administration registered the federal domain, Aliens.gov.
As of March 19, neither Alien.gov or Aliens.gov directs online users to a completed website.
Trump administration quietly registers Aliens.gov amid renewed interest in UFO records.
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