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Pentagon Physicist Claims US Has Four Alien Species' Remains — Hidden in Plain Bureaucracy
A senior defense-contracted scientist says the U.S. government has been warehousing non-human biological specimens for decades. What's new isn't the claim — it's who's making it and what Congress is now legally empowered to demand.
Federal Judge Orders Epstein-Maxwell Case Files Unsealed After Nearly a Decade of Burial
A Manhattan federal judge has ordered the release of voluminous court documents from a 2015 defamation suit that insiders say contain damning material about Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The files have been locked away for years — and the people named in them have had every reason to keep them that way.
600 Tribal Kids Fled a Maharashtra Hostel. Officials Called It Stress. The Full Picture Is Harder.
When four girls at a remote Melghat boarding school began convulsing and speaking in altered voices, nearly 600 students walked out within days. The official diagnosis is tidy. The conditions that produced it are not.
High on Life Is Getting a Full VR Port — Talking Guns and All
Squanch Games' unhinged alien-shooter is headed to VR headsets in 2027, with hands-on interactions that will make the game's already-bizarre gun relationships considerably more personal. The studio behind the port has a track record of doing this right.
Hefner Called the FBI on Epstein in 2005. They Did Nothing for 15 Years.
A lawsuit filed by 32 Epstein survivors reveals that Playboy founder Hugh Hefner personally contacted the FBI multiple times after Miss October 2003 told him Jeffrey Epstein had raped and trafficked her. The bureau sat on the information through two presidential administrations.
India's Supreme Court Asks Delhi Police: Where's the Legal Basis for Scanning Protesters' Faces?
The Supreme Court of India has agreed to scrutinize Delhi Police's use of facial recognition and biometric surveillance on protesters at Jantar Mantar — a practice that has been running with no clear statutory authority. The case could set a constitutional ceiling on how far India's security apparatus can go in watching its own citizens exercise their right to dissent.
Epstein Survivors to Burnham: Tell Trump No Pardon for Maxwell — She Groomed Us
A woman who says Ghislaine Maxwell groomed her at 20 is demanding the new Prime Minister use Britain's diplomatic standing to block a feared U.S. presidential pardon. With court-ordered document unsealing now forcing the record open, the timing could not be sharper.
King Gizzard's 'Alien Metal' Is the Rave Record Nobody Saw Coming
The Melbourne psych behemoth has spent two decades shapeshifting, but nothing in their 26-album discography quite prepared the faithful for a full plunge into techno. 'Alien Metal' doesn't ask permission — it kicks the door in.
Epstein's Death Was Meant to Close the File. Seven Years On, It Keeps Opening.
The men who knew Jeffrey Epstein best must have exhaled when his body was found in August 2019. They exhaled too soon. The record since has grown more damning, not less.
Ferguson Surfaces in Portugal — And the Epstein Shadow Follows Her There
Sarah Ferguson has quietly slipped into Portugal to meet her newest grandchild, but a year of near-total public silence over her documented ties to Jeffrey Epstein makes this no ordinary family visit. The former Duchess of York isn't just helping with nappies — she's running out the clock on a scandal the palace would rather never resurface.
Maher Deploys Ariana Grande's Body as a Punchline — His Own Audience Wasn't Buying It
A joke that tried to ride UFO disclosure news into cheap celebrity territory landed with an audible thud on live television. The audience reaction told you everything the monologue didn't.
Pentagon Drops 41 UFO Files — Including Clearest Footage Yet of Orbs Over Combat Zones
The Defense Department's fifth declassified UAP release includes never-before-seen video of an unidentified orb over a Middle Eastern residential area and a black sphere vanishing over the Pacific. The files raise more questions than the Pentagon is willing to answer.
Pentagon's Declassified UAP Files: A 500-Foot Silent Triangle Over Bagram and a Body in a Sphere
The Trump administration's fifth tranche of UAP documents contains a military pilot's firsthand account of a massive triangular craft hovering silently over one of America's most fortified bases in Afghanistan. That's not even the strangest report in the file.
Matt Rife Told an Autistic Ghost Hunter to Kill Himself. The Paranormal World Isn't Letting It Go.
The comedian co-owns one of America's most famous haunted properties — and just torched goodwill with the community he needs most. What he typed in an Instagram comment section is not in dispute.
Britain's Epstein Inquiry Collapses Before It Begins — Victims Left Holding Nothing
A public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's UK activities went from 'being looked into' to 'not being considered' in the space of days. For the women who survived his network on British soil, that whiplash is a familiar story.
ADMA Biologics' 20% Revenue Miracle May Have Been a Mirage Built on Stuffed Shelves
A short-seller's March 2026 report alleged that ADMA Biologics juiced its blockbuster growth numbers by loading a distributor with excess product it couldn't sell — and investors who bought the story are now suing. The August 10 lead-plaintiff deadline is the last exit ramp before the litigation train leaves the station.
Ukrainian Astronomers Log 20+ Anomalous Lunar Objects — But the Data Has Real Limits
Researchers at Kyiv's Main Astronomical Observatory say they tracked more than two dozen unidentified objects near the Moon moving at extraordinary speeds. The observations are real. Whether they mean what the headlines claim is a different question entirely.
Epstein Survivors Say Cornyn and Tillis Ghosted Them — Then Voted to Confirm Blanche
Jeffrey Epstein's survivors asked two Republican senators for a meeting before the Todd Blanche confirmation vote. They were refused — and the senators voted yes anyway.
24 States Sue to Stop DHS From Mining Welfare Rolls for Immigration Enforcement
A coalition of 24 states and the District of Columbia filed suit to block a federal data-sharing scheme that would hand DHS access to the personal records of millions receiving anti-poverty benefits. Critics call it surveillance infrastructure dressed up as fraud prevention.
Pentair Faces Securities Fraud Lawsuit Over What Investors Say They Weren't Told
A class action alleges Pentair misled shareholders during a roughly 11-week window this spring. The water-solutions giant now has to answer for what its executives knew — and when they said it.