Havana Syndrome’s two spy assessments were rescinded in June. We read both: what the agencies actually split on, and the device test the 2023 report set.
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Federal Agents’ Black Triangle Report: Why No Sensor Recorded It
Two federal agents reported a silent black triangle at a western security site. Their tripod sensors faced the other way, and the files hold no footage.
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NASA Official Said the Pentagon Wanted It as ‘Cover’ on Space Debris
Pentagon UFO files include 1962-64 memos on who would collect fallen space debris. A NASA official said the Pentagon wanted to use NASA as its “cover.”
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Project AQUILINE : The CIA’s Bird Drone
Birds Aren’t Real is satire. But CIA files show a 1960s bird-like spy drone, test crashes, and a 1971 doubt over whether détente would ever let it fly.
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The CIA’s Bin Laden Raid Script Said No Women Were Hurt
The CIA scripted the bin Laden raid briefing on May 1, 2011, saying no women were hurt. Within two days, the White House told the story three other ways.
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Two Official Accounts of One Night of Orange Orbs
Two declassified accounts of one late-2025 night: a helicopter crew, orange orbs and military jets. What the FBI statement and ODNI narrative say and omit.
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Fort Hood: What the FBI Saw in Hasan’s Emails, and When
The FBI flagged Nidal Hasan’s emails to Anwar al-Aulaqi within days. The Webster Commission report shows how a four-hour review in Washington closed it.
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What the CIA Blacked Out of Its Pre-9/11 Counter-terrorism Review
A CIA inspector general review finished 20 days before 9/11 had its staffing, budget and translation figures blacked out. A 2026 re-review restored them.
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Project Mockingbird a CIA Hunt for Reporters Sources?
“Operation Mockingbird” is remembered as a CIA media plot. CIA records show Project Mockingbird was a wiretap on two columnists to find their sources.