For over 25 years, the State Department kept secret how it viewed China's internal instability and climate disasters as tactical variables in a high-stakes diplomatic stalemate.
A PhD's study of 'subtle energies' and private cults was held in a CIA file for over twenty years, leaving the identities of his occult sources blacked out by OCR noise and secrecy.
For fourteen years, the government funded a digital dragnet of psychic practitioners and literature, a project kept secret until 2000 and still hiding its primary objective.
A secret structure’s location remains encrypted in a record that describes "highly processed metals" and a design "engineered as opposed to built," kept secret for over 30 years.
Hidden for decades in a technical archive, the link between UFO sightings and the mapping of California's undeveloped land points to a clandestine effort to seize regional power.
A public calendar of ceremonies and invitations hid the operational command of UFO sightings and electronic countermeasures for decades, leaving the real decisions blacked out.
An Italian businessman and his companion were held at gunpoint because of a vision in Washington, part of a psychic search for a kidnapped general kept secret for nearly two decades.
While the world faced a heating planet, a 1999 memo shows the White House leveraging tax bills to bypass political deadlock and secure funding for a climate agenda that faced intense internal opposition.
Military officials embedded themselves in the Clinton administration's climate research to map strategic vulnerabilities while the public was fed sanitized talking points.
Kept secret for decades, these reports track the security police response to religious apparitions and the agency's interest in the psychic networks of Switzerland.
UFO sightings remained embedded in routine diplomatic records for decades, treated by the military as mundane logistics alongside Canadian pipelines and defense policy.
Witnesses to unidentified flying objects had their medical and financial histories gathered by the Air Force during a 22-year investigation that scrubbed such private data from public files.
Personnel names and the nature of materials procured remain unseen, leaving the purpose of the State Department's 1945 Argentine project an open question.