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A July 31 memo signed by the Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence orders every U.S. spy and defense agency to tell staff that their non-disclosure agreements no longer bar them from reporting UAP information - but only through official channels, not to the public.
The phrase now anchors UAP hearings, a federal law, and a Pentagon office - and it is carefully broader than 'extraterrestrial.' Here is what 'non-human intelligence' actually covers, and why NASA and the Pentagon still say there is no proof behind it.
The U.S. Secretary of State said unidentified objects over American installations 'are not ours' and that he does not know what they are. He stopped short of blaming aliens, and said that if Washington had proof, the president would already be on prime-time TV.
The Pentagon's fifth PURSUE release, posted August 7, adds 41 files from the widest set of agencies yet - and a new kind of evidence: FBI witness forms, including federal agents describing objects they could not identify over the western U.S. this year.
AARO's overdue annual report rejects claims the U.S. holds recovered 'non-human' technology, then reveals the office is drafting procedures to take custody of and test such material 'should' any ever surface - and sets the evidence bar a specimen must clear.
AARO's annual report on unidentified phenomena, missing for months, arrived this week. Of 319 new sightings, the office resolved 114 - balloons, satellites, birds, one rocket and a single jetpack - while a shortage of sensor data left most cases open.
It is the only maritime case in the Pentagon's newest UAP report, which logged 319 sightings in a year and could resolve only about a third. AARO says the Virginia encounter is still unexplained.
The Pentagon's fourth PURSUE release dropped July 10 - 40 newly declassified files including a lockdown at America's nuclear warhead factory, a star-shaped object tracked over the Yellow Sea, and a 1949 meeting of atomic scientists stumped by mystery lights.
For decades, any scientist who took UFOs seriously risked their career. A former NASA senior official says the agency didn't mean to build that wall - but helped build it anyway. Here's the history, and what's changing.
Across three PURSUE tranches, glowing spheres appear more than any other shape - and while most have conventional explanations, a stubborn fraction don't. This is what the documented evidence shows.
The Pentagon's UAP investigation office has 2,000+ active case files - and its own director says 40% remain without a conventional explanation. But AARO has not published its legally required 2025 annual report, raising questions about what the office is finding.
In January 2026, the Varginha incident - Brazil's most-documented alleged UFO encounter - arrived at a Capitol Hill closed-door session. For the first time, a neurosurgeon who says he treated a captured being agreed to go on the record.
Former intelligence officer David Grusch joined a bipartisan group of House members on the Capitol steps on June 9, calling on President Trump to waive UAP whistleblower NDAs and advance stalled disclosure legislation.
A federally funded research organization that works with the Pentagon and NSA has agreed to search its archives for UAP-related materials, extending the U.S. disclosure push into private contractor networks for the first time.
