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Congress and UAP disclosure
Congressional UAP disclosure coverage: hearings, oversight pressure, requested files, contractor access, Burchett claims, and the gap between statements and public records.
What this topic covers
This hub tracks the congressional side of the UAP story: hearings, oversight pressure, requested files, public claims by members of Congress, contractor questions, and the gap between political language and released evidence.
UAP Logbook articles in this cluster
- Ross Coulthart's line in the sand at the Capitol
- Garry Nolan on CBS: Spielberg's Disclosure Day and the metals nobody can explain
- June 9 puts the UAP file push on the Capitol steps
- Disclosure Day?
- Brett Feddersen and the "not man-made" UAP line
- Burlison asked MITRE what it knows. MITRE says it is searching.
- AARO's Space Tiger Team had a serious guest list
- AARO's UAP reporting channel includes contractor personnel
- Project Rubik's Cube has become an immunity question
- Project Rubik's Cube, Corbell, and the Borland non-answer
- Project Rubik's Cube has picked up a second thread
- Tim Burchett says he has heard claims of eight alien species
- Tim Burchett says the UFO file releases are moving through Congress
- "Catastrophic disclosure" is now a leak-risk phrase in UAP talk
- Burlison says MIT Lincoln is cooperating on the 1952 UAP video
- Eric Burlison asks MIT Lincoln Laboratory to account for a 1952 recording
- Borland, Brown, and Wiggins at Contact in the Desert: a new set of threats
- Anna Paulina Luna says briefers used 'interdimensional' in UAP SCIF