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JD Vance’s Comments That UFOs Might Be Demons Ignites Debate Over Spiritual Threat vs. Extraterrestrial Theory - USA Herald

INSIDE THIS REPORT A sitting Vice President suggests UFOs may not be extraterrestrial—but something far older and more ominous. A Harvard astrophysicist pushes back, urging science and data over spiritual interpretation. And now, the public is left to reconcile two competing frameworks—one rooted in faith, the other in physics. The modern UFO debate has taken JD Vance’s claim that UFOs could be “demons” ignites debate between science and religion, raising questions about disclosure, national security, and public trust.