No bombshells so far in the latest Pentagon batch of declassified Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena files. But they show the CIA hid its involvement.

Fox News correspondent Matt Finn reports on the UFO videos released by the Department of War on ‘Special Report.’

LOS ANGELES (AP) — In “Disclosure Day,” out Friday, Steven Spielberg is once again inviting audiences to ponder the existence of extraterrestrial life — and the implications it would have for religion on Earth.

The Pentagon has released a trove of new images and videos featuring mysterious orbs, dots and unidentified flying objects as part of its rollout of files related to UFOs and potential extraterrestrial activity.

The 72 files released on Friday don’t include the kind of blockbuster revelation that Trump has teased. There’s no conclusive evidence of alien life or government cover-ups. But the files reveal new details about some recent sightings,

Maybe we did not create life in the biological sense, but maybe we created something stranger: an alien form of intelligence.​

When ET phones, don’t pick up. Scientists have outlined a set of protocols for responding to extraterrestrial contact, including a bizarre directive to refrain from answering cosmic correspondence. Adopted by the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA),

The release of Steven Spielberg's new film, "Disclosure Day," on Friday, once again prompts audiences to consider the existence of extraterrestrial life and its profound implications for religion on Earth.

The Pentagon has released another batch of ‘UFO Files’ with footage of unknown objects in the sky—here are the most common alien theories, explained. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.

Disclosure Day' director Steven Spielberg thinks we're not alone in the universe. He's not the only one.

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