Latest UAP intelligence — breaking developments, new disclosures, and real-time congressional activity.
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=74] The Central Intelligence Agency has completed a Freedom of Information Act request filed by The Black Vault in August 2013, releasing records in April 2025 under case F-2013-02345, nearly twelve years after the request was submitted. (The Black Vault has a large backlog of
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=78] Human Subjects Research, commonly abbreviated as HSR, refers to scientific studies that involve data obtained directly from living individuals. Such research can include physical interventions, behavioral testing, biometric data collection, or the analysis of large datasets
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=78] A newly released collection of records from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), obtained through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), provides insight into how the agency handled public backlash, media inquiries, and internal discussions surrounding a controversy
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=74] John Edgar Hoover (January 1, 1895 – May 2, 1972) was an American law enforcement administrator who served as the first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States. He was appointed director of the Bureau of Investigation – the FBI’s
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=70] A Cold War-era intelligence document examining the global spread of nuclear weapons has been re-released following a Mandatory Declassification Review (MDR) request filed by The Black Vault. The document, National Intelligence Estimate 4-63, “Likelihood and Consequences of a
[ARCHIVE | BlackVault | cred=70] A newly released FBI file documents the Bureau’s investigation into the April 20, 1984, bombing of the Washington Navy Yard Officers’ Club in Washington, D.C. The records consist primarily of FD-302 interview reports, investigative summaries, and supporting materials compiled by
Dr. Charles Buhler is a NASA researcher from the Kennedy Space Center Electrostatics Lab who has conducted over 2,000 vacuum
In 1989, physicist Robert Lazar went on Las Vegas television station KLAS-TV — interviewed by journalist George Knapp — and
Project Stargate (also known as Grill Flame, Center Lane, Sun Streak) was the US government’s classified remote viewing research and
Between 2001 and 2002, Scottish systems administrator Gary McKinnon penetrated 97 US military and NASA computer networks from his home
Operation Paperclip was the classified US government program — run by the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency under OSS/early CIA —
MK-Ultra is not a conspiracy theory. It is a documented fact confirmed by the 1975 Senate Church Committee investigation, a
The underwater dimension of the UAP phenomenon is the least publicly discussed and potentially the most operationally significant. Multiple lines
Dr. Charles Buhler is a physicist who ran the Electrostatics and Surface Physics Laboratory at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. Over
Robert Bigelow is the Las Vegas real estate billionaire who effectively funded the US government’s UAP investigation program from 1996
UAP Gerb (Sam) is the researcher who has documented the most comprehensive case for a decades-long US government crash retrieval
Bob Lazar is the man whose 1989 television interview with George Knapp triggered the modern public UAP conversation — 28
Jake Barber is the most operationally specific UAP retrieval witness to go on record in the modern disclosure era —
Jeremy Corbell is the investigative journalist who has released more authenticated military UAP footage than anyone outside the government —
Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN): The most persistent Congressional advocate for UAP transparency. House Oversight Committee member, co-led the historic July
