Overview of the Labour Crisis Recent immigration enforcement measures, targeted Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids, and the rollback of […]
Opinion
Up on the Lift: Venezuela’s Oil Deal an Expired Mandate?
Delcy Rodríguez’s 90-day mandate lapsed in April. By August she’d signed away a fifth of Venezuela’s oil for a century. Whose car is this, anyway?
Declassified
Declassification Appeals Panel Targets 1,200-Case Backlog
A new ISOO notice lets the panel that rules on declassification appeals send stalled cases back to agencies and makes its rulings binding. What changed.
News
State Dept. Releases Reagan Files on 4 South American Nations
State Dept. historians released 88 Reagan-era records on Paraguay, Venezuela, Ecuador and Uruguay, from Stroessner memos to F-16 sales. What’s in them.
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Pentagon’s Sixth UAP Release Reposts 37 AAWSAP Studies
The Pentagon’s sixth UAP file release reposts 37 AAWSAP reference studies on warp drives and wormholes, with some old redactions lifted. What’s in it.
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Appeals Panel Declassifies 9/11 Commission’s PDB Summary
A presidential panel declassified the 9/11 Commission’s review of 353 pre-attack Daily Brief articles plus 11 interview memos. Here’s what was released.
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Pentagon Waiver Lets Personnel Report UAP Info to PURSUE
The Department of War issued a legal waiver letting personnel bypass classified program secrecy agreements to report UAP information directly to PURSUE.