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Is 3I/ATLAS an alien space probe? An irregular comet? Debate rages around status of 3rd interstellar object ever spotted. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb discusses implications with ‘Magazine.’An incoming interstellar object – the third ever detected by humanity – challenges all theories about its construction, and could even potentially be a sign of intelligent alien civilization out in the depths of the cosmos, says Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb.The object in question is 3I/ATLAS. ATLAS refers to the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System telescope network that helped discover it. The 3I indicates signifies that it is the third such interstellar visitor ever…

In this month’s It’s Debatable column, Rosen and Moster debate whether the rise of Artificial Intelligence presents an existential threat to humanity and its survival.

There are some areas of the paranormal that I know very little about, however, I still find the stories very intriguing and mysterious. One such subject is “alien abduction” and the dark secrets that come with it.   In this column, I am sharing with you two personal stories: one woman was Caucasian and the other First Nations. A few years ago, I met these women. This subject was new to me, and I found their stories very horrifying. I had never imagined visits by extra-terrestrials (ETs) coming down from the sky, mostly at night. The two abductees were from different parts of the…

A new report from the Department of Defense’s UFO office concluded that no previous U.S. government investigation or research has confirmed a sighting has represented “extraterrestrial technology.”The Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office handles everything related to unidentified aerial phenomena, the department’s terminology for UFOs, and it reviewed every U.S. government investigation since 1945. “AARO assesses that alleged hidden UAP programs either do not exist or were misidentified authentic national security programs unrelated to extraterrestrial technology exploitation,” said Tim Phillips, AARO’s acting director. “We assess that claims of such hidden programs are largely the result of circular reporting in which a…

An active-duty U.S. Army soldier has been arrested and accused of trying to leak classified defense information to Russia, prosecutors said.Taylor Adam Lee, 22, of El Paso, Texas, was arrested Wednesday, Aug. 6, and charged with attempted transmission of national defense information to a foreign adversary and attempted export of controlled technical data without a license, the Department of Justice said in a news release.Starting in May, Lee, who had been stationed at the Fort Bliss base in Texas, allegedly tried to send sensitive information about the Army’s main battle tank to Russia’s Ministry of Defense.“Today’s arrest is a message…

Blumhouse Television and Amblin Television have partnered to jointly option the rights to Annie Jacobsen’s upcoming book Phenomena: The Secret History of the U.S. Government’s Investigations Into Extrasensory Perception and Psychokinesis to develop as a TV series. Little Brown & Co. Phenomena traces the U.S. government’s long-hidden history of military and intelligence agency experiments on extraordinary human functioning, including mental telepathy, clairvoyance, precognition, and other forms of extrasensory perception (ESP), for defense purposes. The book, published by Little, Brown and Company, is coming out next week, on March 28. Blumhouse and Amblin are serving as co-studios on the project. Jacobsen…

The new FX series, Alien: Earth, took no time in becoming one of the most popular sci-fi TV series, bringing back the horrors of Xenomorphs and other extraterrestrial creatures to Earth in 2120. Coming from the hit Alien franchise, the show focuses on five tech companies that dominate the world. Viewers are introduced to three major and advanced forms of humanity: cyborgs, synthetics, and hybrids. They co-exist in this timeline, and Alien: Earth shows how it happens and the impact of such a huge invention. The show came out on August 12, 2025, on FX and Hulu and has now…

The growing debate over whether artificial intelligence should mimic human thinking has been reignited by a recent study by researcher Soumya Banerjee. The work questions long-held anthropocentric assumptions and argues for broader perspectives on intelligence beyond human cognition. The paper, When Planes Fly Better than Birds: Should AIs Think like Humans?, was published in the journal Proceedings. Drawing on philosophical, engineering, and ethical perspectives, Banerjee compares AI’s trajectory with the evolution of aviation, suggesting that just as airplanes surpass birds without replicating their biology, AI might achieve intelligence without mirroring human thought. Do machines need to think like humans to…

Key Points The FCC initiates this proceeding to protect the nation’s communications infrastructure from foreign threats by proposing to expand foreign ownership disclosure requirements for covered Commission-issued licenses and authorizations. The proposals are intended to give the Commission, and the public, a new and comprehensive view of entities holding licenses and authorizations in the communications sector that are subject to the ownership, jurisdiction, direction, or control of a foreign adversary. Foreign Adversary Ownership NPRM On May 22, 2025, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) unanimously voted to adopt a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that proposes to require entities…

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has released a notice of proposed rulemaking on control of FCC-regulated businesses by “foreign adversaries.” If the FCC adopts these rules, nearly every entity that is subject to FCC regulation could be subject to new ownership reporting requirements, including companies that do not regularly report ownership today, such as multichannel video programming distributors, companies holding equipment authorizations and entities with private radio licenses, like those used for communication in factories or office buildings or by fleet managers. Penalties for failing to comply with the reporting requirements could include fines and revocation of licenses or other…