A trove of documents from the now-dead cybersecurity chief of Los Alamos National Laboratory — where two of the 11 missing or dead US scientists worked — purport to show that the US government secretly conducted UFO-related experiments for decades, according to a new documentary.

Reporter Jeremy Corbell claims in the upcoming flick “Sleeping Dog” that he received the valuable classified documents from the son of the deceased ex-cybersecurity chief at the highly secretive New Mexico lab.

“Throughout my work as a journalist, I have become a central clearinghouse for sensitive [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] material in my reporting,” Corbell said to The Post.

“It is now routine for families of deceased insiders to contact me with hidden documents their loved ones left behind,” he said.

https://nypost.com/2026/04/25/us-news/trove-of-leaked-documents-show-us-lab-where-two-missing-scientists-worked-studied-ufos-film/

💢Putin declares unilateral midnight May 8-10 CEASEFIRE on Victory Day celebrations

MoD 'calls on Ukrainian side to follow this example'

Any violations by Kiev will be met with 'appropriate response'

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🇸🇦 🇰🇼 🇺🇸 Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have reversed their decision to restrict the US military's use of their bases and airspace for "Project Freedom," per WSJ.

Details include:

1. Earlier this week, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait reportedly blocked the US from using their bases and airspace for military operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz

2. Now that the decision has been reversed, President Trump is looking to "restart" Project Freedom

3. The US operation relies on a large fleet of aircraft to protect commercial ships, making Saudi and Kuwaiti bases and airspace critical to its execution

US oil prices are surging on the news.

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Mike Yeadon says:

https://youtube.com/shorts/h7McXnWRCQY

This is “I, pencil” for the 21st century.

If you’ve not read “I, pencil”, do it now, right after listening to this monologue on manufacturing 15 cent lighters.

Incredible. Very smart people.

I’m proud to say I already marvelled at these extraordinarily cheap lighters, when I bought a dozen earlier this year, so I would be sure I could light a candle or a blow torch (if it’s piezoelectric electric igniter failed, which they often do). I turned it over and over in my hands and wondered how it was made, never to leak and explode or be empty without warning, yet would light easily with an easily coordinated spin of the wheel on flint component, sparking just long enough to light the gas that your thumb causes as you roll off the flint wheel and onto the valve lever. Have a look if you have one.

Best wishes
Mike

Wipeout UK

The headline is the way in which Labour was destroyed in the local elections in the United Kingdom. But the real news is the ongoing demolition of the Conservative Party, which is being rightly rejected by Reform voters in response to its refusal to stop immigration and start repatriating the invaders. The final results aren’t […]

https://voxday.net/2026/05/08/wipeout-uk/

European map of Caesium-137 deposition, Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster

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That explains it... https://news.mit.edu/2024/mit-study-explains-laws-incomprehensible-writing-style-0819

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🗳 🇺🇸 ⚖️ As furious redistricting battles continue, Republicans plan to add 14 seats following last week's Supreme Court ruling

California, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas have already passed new congressional maps and a lawsuits led by a voting rights groups in Utah also resulted in a new congressional map.

Redistricting usually takes place every ten years following the national census, in order to accommodate population changes. The only state which was originally due to redistrict in 2026 had been Ohio.

“We’ve gone from redistricting every ten years to what feels like every five minutes,” said David Wasserman, an elections analyst for the Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan newsletter. “We’re in an era of manic redistricting. And if one party doesn’t seize the opportunity, the other party will.”

The first move was made by Texas last year, after President Trump called on the state’s Republicans, to redraw their voting maps to gain a Republican edge in the 2026 midterms. The effort resulted in up to five additional US House seats for Republicans in Lone Star State.

https://nypost.com/2026/05/07/us-news/redistricting-after-scotus-decision-could-give-gop-edge-in-midterms