The White House has launched a controversial new website called Aliens.gov — but the extraterrestrial-themed page isn't for disclosures on UFOs.

The White House has unveiled an 'aliens' website to track 'illegal migrants'.

A White House official told governors in a virtual briefing on Monday that "there are no UFOs" and "this is not an invasion of the aliens" after three flying objects were shot down over North America.

A recently revised estimate from the Congressional Budget Office finds 1.5 million fewer illegal immigrants in the country than would have been the case had Biden’s policies continued.

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Americans are set to see UFO and alien-related evidence on Capitol Hill in just days, as supporters of disclosure say the ...

Amazon is trying its hand at a little K-Pop Demon Hunters with their upcoming animated TV show, all to showcase their generative AI project.

Jorge Gutierrez said he is no longer going to make an AI-generated animated series for Amazon’s Prime Video under the company ...

Ian Roberts, the former superintendent of Iowa's largest school district, has been sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to unlawful possession of firearms and falsely ...

The Trump administration has launched a space-themed website that actually tracks immigration arrests. The map tracks so-called "alien arrests". Ian Haney Lopez, a UC Berkeley professor of race and ...

Aliens Ka Aagman, starring Jackie Shroff, was released on Friday and collected Rs 25 lakh net in India. Screened across 956 ...