
Yes, the CIA Investigated Psychic Spies. The Declassified Ending Is Less Convenient
Project STARGATE explored 'remote viewing' for intelligence. The CIA's own account draws a line between strange results and useful proof.

Project STARGATE explored 'remote viewing' for intelligence. The CIA's own account draws a line between strange results and useful proof.

CERN's axion searches sound like science fiction. Here's the real experimental physics—and what no one has proved yet.

A bot built to keep Discord servers safe was breached. Double Counter says it is treating records tied to 28 million accounts as exposed. Here is what we know.

A millisecond radio flash crossed more than 10 billion years of cosmic history before astronomers traced it to a surprisingly small galaxy. The source is still a mystery.

A Smithsonian preservation official recounts a disturbing encounter, while century-old museum legends keep Washington's ghost stories alive. Here's what can—and cannot—be verified.

A peer-reviewed October study explores whether an unusual kind of cosmic viscosity can imitate evolving dark energy—with intriguing but far-from-conclusive results.

As a former Pentagon UFO investigator makes explosive claims, astrophysicist Avi Loeb asks for something harder to dismiss—or fake: scientific data and physical evidence.

Hood Warfare 2 is the under-$6 PC shooter being compared to Call of Duty. Here's what Steam, the player numbers, and early reviews actually reveal.

Apep Bar editorial: secrecy deserves questions, not automatic convictions. We need the discipline to investigate power without pretending every unknown is evidence of a plot.

Official 2026 Grand Lodge records acknowledge the Order of the Secret Monitor and prohibit electronic devices during Masonic rituals. The documents are real; the usual internet fantasies aren't evidence.