A compilation of UFO records and data pertaining to the phenomenon is currently being put together for release.
Speaking recently in an interview with Blake Burman, Jared Isaacman talked a bit about UFOs and aliens.
The latest collection of (mostly) previously unreleased files dates back to between 1952 and 2025.
The US government is moving to make it easier for military personnel and civilian employees to report their encounters.
Avi Loeb has stated that intelligent extraterrestrials wouldn't care much about the incumbent leader or their political views.
The latest selection of files includes a cache of 12 previously unseen videos of mystery objects sighted around the world.
The controversial observations indicated the presence of large unidentified objects measuring several miles across.
One of the earliest reported UFO accounts has been unexpectedly found inside a box of junk and is now up for auction.
The pilots of a Mokulele Airlines flight recently had to take evasive action after an unidentified object 'popped' out of a cloud.
Former government employees and contractors had previously felt unable to disclose details of UAP encounters.
Yet another selection of UFO-related material has made its way onto the Department of War's website.
Speaking on a podcast recently, Avi Loeb maintained that Lockheed Martin was one of the companies involved in such activities.
A former contractor who worked on NASA photographs had claimed that UFOs were airbrushed from the images before release.
The topic of UFOs seems to have become increasingly mainstream in recent years and shows no sign of slowing down.
The astrophysicist and UFO researcher detailed his new position in a post on his blog recently.
The third batch of files is now available to view and download from the Department of War's website.
The case has remained a mystery for decades, prompting lawmakers to demand the release of all related documents.
A man who many have dubbed the modern-day equivalent to the world-famous seer has issued a stark warning about the future.
The unusual move was confirmed this week in comments by the Catholic archbishop of Washington DC.
The domain name, which was registered in the run-up to the release of Trump's UFO files, had generated much speculation.