Whitley Strieber Responds to a Difficult Communication With a Call for Mercy

Trigger Warning: This program includes discussion of personal violence and may be difficult or distressing for some viewers and readers. Zakiya Lathan, News Editor, Digital and Audio Whitley Strieber says a recent communication attributed to the visitors challenged him to reconsider decades of fear and pain surrounding his contact experiences. His response was strikingly vulnerable: […]

Pentagon UFO Files Show Why Declassification Is Not Verification

PURSUE Release 05 offers a timely lesson in disclosure literacy: A claim preserved in a government archive is evidence that officials received or investigated it, not that they authenticated it. The Pentagon’s newest UFO archive contains a remarkable 1963 report from Brazil: A large metallic sphere supposedly crashed into the town of Conde, Bahia, leaving […]

New Policy Brief Urges U.S. to Prepare for the Human Impact of UAP Disclosure

The Disclosure Foundation’s latest policy brief proposes a national strategy to prepare Americans for the potential psychological and societal consequences of future UAP disclosures, whether they confirm extraordinary findings or simply deepen existing uncertainties. A new policy brief by Jennice Vilhauer, PhD, Carlos Eire, PhD, and Christopher Mellon, published by the Disclosure Foundation, calls on […]

House Rules Committee Clears Path for Vote on Revised Burlison UAP Disclosure Amendment

Rep. Eric Burlison’s revised UAP disclosure amendment has cleared a key procedural hurdle in the House Rules Committee, potentially setting the stage for the most significant House vote yet on comprehensive UAP transparency legislation. A revised version of Rep. Eric Burlison’s (R-Mo.) sweeping Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) disclosure amendment has cleared an important procedural hurdle, […]