DoD's Trump-Era Release of 161 UFO Files Fuels Debate Over Transparency and Hidden Knowledge

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Releasing 161 UFO files on a Defense Department site run by the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has reignited public debate over aliens, government transparency, and national security, with supporters framing it as radical openness and critics calling it political manipulation, while voices from Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, Joseph Uscinski, Anna Paulina Luna, Tim Burchett, and William Henry weigh in as a 2024 report finds no evidence of alien technology.

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Are we not alone? Declassified UFO files reopen debate on government transparency.
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Are we not alone? Declassified UFO files reopen debate on government transparency.

President Trump has released 161 UFO files to the public, citing the need for transparency. But critics view the release as a play to a conspiracy-curious base.