Aliens.gov Sparks Renewed Debate Over UFO Disclosure and Government Transparency

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An unclaimed government domain, Aliens.gov, was added to the official registry but is not live and has an unknown purpose, a move that follows Trump's pledge to declassify UFO files and is echoed by Christopher Mellon about possible photos and videos, while skeptics warn it could be bureaucratic theater rather than real disclosure and underscores the broader debate about government transparency on UFOs.

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