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In April 1977, Sergeant Fred Wilson and two soldiers reported a 14-foot humanoid in the San Gabriel Mountains. The Giant of Sycamore Flats is back in cryptid conversations.

Investigative journalist Ross Coulthart says a U.S. retrieval team recovered non-human technology inside North Korea. Here is the claim and why it is spreading through disclosure circles.

A new video allegedly filmed over Nellis Air Force Base on April 19, 2026 is spreading fast across UFO channels. Here is what the clip shows and why it is dividing viewers.

Congressman Eric Burlison says a recent mass-witness UFO event was so undeniable it reached House Leader Steve Scalise. Here is what believers need to know.

Matthew Sullivan is suddenly all over disclosure feeds because believers think the former Air Force intelligence officer died just as Congress was closing in on testimony it was never meant to hear.

The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics cauldron design set off a viral firestorm over alleged occult symbolism. We look at what critics found, why the debate went mainstream, and what the IOC actually says.

A TikTok video showing what appeared to be a skinwalker figure near an Ohio school at night went viral in February 2026, then spread to Twitter by April. We break down what the video shows, why believers are convinced, and what the debate looks like now.

The first reports were easy to dismiss. Drones near airports are common enough that they generate their own category of Federal Aviation Administration enforcement action. But the reports that began filtering in from New Jersey in mid-April 2026 were different in two ways that made them harder to set aside: the drones were hovering over […]

Most UFO stories on Reddit read the same way: vague claims about what someone heard from someone else, wrapped in the kind of language that could mean anything. The post that appeared in r/UFOs in late April 2026 was not like that. It read like a debrief. “Two seemingly adversarial parties — at least one […]