AMERICANS OF A CERTAIN AGE still remember vividly the years when — through a cloud of pot smoke — young music lovers would talk about how much longer the world’s greatest rock group would play together before breaking up. Everyone just knew The Beatles were finished, sooner than later. …
THE BEATLES WROTE AND PERFORMED THE SOUNDTRACK to the lives of many millions of people through the years. If you were lucky enough to dial into the phenomenon when it was happening, it was like taking a personal Magical Mystery Tour with them.
Everyone’s story of their relationship to The…
PARENTS CAN BE UNBELIEVABLY SLOPPY when it comes to preserving plausible deniability about actually being Santa. It undermines the ability of their kids to believe in Santa Claus for as long as they need to, and it deprives them too early of one of the great joys of Christmas.
Believing…
BACK IN 2013, on the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination, the level of coverage was significant. Most of it, however, was a tribute to the important historical leadership of John Kennedy and the affection most people still felt for him even after five decades whether or not they were…
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Finding a corroborative witness should have happened but didn’t. One gets a mostly consistent feeling from the differing accounts that efforts were made to reach out to authorities and that the consensus was…
LUE ELIZONDO HAS BECOME the face of America’s renewed interest in UFOs since the New York Times revelations of 2017. If it’s possible to be overexposed as a UAP explainer, then he may qualify. He’s been everywhere — from 60 Minutes to Tucker Carlson to Unidentified to what seems like…
Trail of the Saucers writers Bryce Zabel and David Bates take on the latest surge of UAP news in the Halls of Congress, their favorite stories from a prolific past month, and what’s being worked on now.
David: A couple nights ago, I was sitting here reading and I started…
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Lennon’s 52nd Street apartment had a view. Only a few feet off the living room, through a window, you could be on the building’s roof which became a deck, and Lennon felt it was private the way he liked it. …
