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Declassification Explainer On June 12, 2026, DNI Tulsi Gabbard declassified intelligence revealing U.S. funding of 120+ biolabs in 30+ countries. Here’s what the program was, why it existed, and why the public didn’t know. Key Facts at a Glance What Happened on June 12, 2026 The morning of June 12, 2026, outgoing Director of National … Read more
The short version: Pentagon UFO Files Tranche 3 — officially PURSUE Release 03 — dropped on June 12, 2026, containing 53 documents, 10 digital renderings, 6 videos, and 3 NASA audio recordings. The most significant items are a CIA-sourced report on a disc-shaped object over Zimbabwe’s Harare airport, five federal law enforcement agents describing a … Read more
On June 12, 2026, Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif made an announcement that stopped newsrooms around the world: a “final, agreed-upon text” of a peace deal between the United States and Iran had been reached. “Peace has never been this close as it is now,” he wrote on X. Global stocks surged. Oil prices dipped. … Read more
Three days after David Grusch and a bipartisan group of lawmakers stood on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, one demand from that press conference has emerged as the real story: immunity. Not just the release of files — Congress’s UAP transparency caucus is now asking the White House to do something far more consequential. … Read more
In February, the Supreme Court demolished the legal foundation of Donald Trump’s signature economic policy, ruling that emergency powers do not let a president impose tariffs. Four months later, the tariffs are still here — the revenue, by the Treasury’s account, essentially unchanged — and the administration is methodically rebuilding the entire system on different … Read more
US inflation hit 4.2% in May — the highest reading since April 2023 — and President Trump’s response has been consistent: the number is the war, and the war is about to end. After canceling the June 11 strikes and declaring a deal with Iran imminent, he argued that recent figures point to an even … Read more
On Sunday evening, an Octagon will stand on the White House South Lawn. Fighters will walk to the cage from the Oval Office. The Zac Brown Band will sing the national anthem, roughly 125,000 guests will fill the grounds, and 85,000 more fans will watch from The Ellipse — all of it streamed live on … Read more
Open any front page this week and the pattern is the same: Donald Trump is the story. On Wednesday he ordered strikes on Iran. On Thursday he canceled the next wave and declared the war all but over. On Sunday he turns 80 — and celebrates with a cage match on the White House South … Read more
On the morning of June 11, President Donald Trump promised that the United States would hit Iran with a third — and “bigger” — wave of strikes that evening, and even floated seizing Kharg Island, Iran’s main oil export hub. By early afternoon, everything had reversed: Trump announced on Truth Social that he had canceled … Read more
The 2026 World Cup begins tonight not in the United States, the tournament’s biggest host, but in Mexico City — where Mexico face South Africa at the Estadio Azteca. The choice is no accident. The Azteca is the most storied stadium in World Cup history, and tonight it becomes the first venue ever to host … Read more