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The Pentagon released 15 new UFO videos as a sixth batch of files on Friday. The article notes the release came more than a month after the previous batch.

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The Pentagon released 15 new UFO videos as a sixth batch of files on Friday. The article notes the release came more than a month after the previous batch.

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Trump announced on Truth Social that the U.S. has secured permanent control over Greenland's security and other needs in an 'infinite life' agreement. The article relays his claims about future military presence and blocking adversaries, noting prior negotiations over troop presence and resources. It is a breaking news report without independent confirmation or reaction from Denmark or Greenland.

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The Pentagon is investigating how F-35 fighter jet spare parts, including a stealth canopy, were diverted to Hong Kong and remain unaccounted for, raising concerns they could fall into Chinese military hands. The incident follows a GAO report on missing F-35 parts.

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The Pentagon released its sixth batch of UFO-related files, including audio and a transcript from a March 1952 Project Blue Book briefing by Air Force Capt. Edward J. Ruppelt. The recording documents Air Force cooperation with Battelle Memorial Institute and with LIFE magazine on a 1952 UFO article, while not confirming alleged Roswell connections. Rep. Eric Burlison had pushed for release of the audio.

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Foreign hackers breached two Colorado water utilities, altering equipment settings and disabling alarms, though drinking water quality was not affected. The incidents add to more than 100 cyberattacks on U.S. water and wastewater systems across 12 states this year, raising infrastructure security concerns.

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A reporter’s notebook describes exclusive reporting on a March 1, 2026 Iranian drone strike on a U.S. military facility in Kuwait that killed six service members and injured dozens. It focuses on Gold Star families still seeking answers and questions about what the Pentagon has told the public.

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The article reports that the Defense Production Act, a Cold War-era law set to expire in December, could be used by President Trump to rein in AI companies if an AI system poses a catastrophic national security threat. Legal and national security experts say the government's authority over frontier AI under the law remains largely untested.

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President Trump said the U.S. has made major progress toward establishing a permanent Army base in Poland, while Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned of a real risk that Russia's war could spill onto NATO territory. The article also details Poland's border reinforcement and European unease over the Trump administration's shifting NATO deployment messages.

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Audio captured communications from the wingman of an F-16 pilot who ejected before the fighter jet crashed in a Michigan field on Thursday. The item is a brief, factual report on the incident.

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The Pentagon released declassified UFO/UAP files including military reports of spherical objects moving at 480 mph over the Middle East and older flying-disc cases. The article also notes the release followed a February 2026 Trump executive order declassifying many unresolved cases.

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Senators from both parties criticized a classified Pentagon briefing by Defense Undersecretary Elbridge Colby for lacking an expected update on the National Defense Strategy and for unclear answers on Iran and possible National Guard deployments around the midterms. Colby acknowledged discussions about deploying the National Guard but said he was not leading the issue, while one Republican senator called the briefing constructive and the committee chairman declined to comment.

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The Pentagon released its sixth batch of UFO/UAP files, including documents from a secretive Defense Intelligence Agency program and videos of unexplained aerial incidents. The release includes 71 files, many redacted, spanning 1952 to 2025, with Pentagon caveats about how the documents should be interpreted.