Donald Trump announced his administration would begin identifying and releasing UFO-related information earlier this year.

Tenn., renewed his call for the federal government to release information on UFOs during his appearance on the "Will Cain Country" podcast.

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Anna Paulina Luna criticized the Pentagon after a Tuesday deadline to release dozens of alleged UAP encounter videos passed.

A top U. S. Air Force general linked to the military's alleged research on UFOs has gone missing – and experts are calling his mysterious disappearance a "grave national security crisis," RadarOnline.

US Rep. Anna Paulina Luna says the Pentagon missed a deadline to release 46 secret UFO videos, despite claims of authorization, fuelling demands over alleged 'Tic Tac' encounters near military assets.

Congress erupted in skepticism, curiosity and outright disbelief on Wednesday as President Donald Trump promised to release classified UFO files and the Pentagon blew past its April 14 deadline to respond to lawmakers' demands for disclosure.

And the “nuts” now talking about UAPs include presidents (past and present), decorated members of the military and current Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who admitted, in the recent Dan Farah documentary “The Age of Disclosure,” that there have been repeated instances of UAPs hovering in the airspace over restricted U.S. nuclear facilities.