The CIA Built a Secret Needleless Injector Then Abandoned it for Being Too Loud
It was supposed to be the perfect spy tool: a silent device capable of delivering drugs through clothing with no trace and no needle. Instead, it ended up in a folder stamped with failure-and a warning about what science can’t solve with gadgets alone. A 1950s-era...
How Distant Planes Became a UAP Sighting Over U.S. Military Airspace
In 2021, military personnel watching the skies over the Western United States spotted something strange: five equidistant lights hovering high above restricted airspace, maintaining a steady pace at altitudes between 20,000 and 40,000 feet. The formation looked...
Inside Kryptos: The CIA’s Unsolved Puzzle That Still Holds Clues
In the courtyard of CIA Headquarters in Langley, Virginia, there’s a sculpture made of copper, granite, and mystery. Most employees walk past it every day. Few understand that it’s still talking to them. Kryptos isn’t just an artwork. It’s a deliberate enigma. Four...
Operation JESUITS: Soviet Spycraft, Catholic Resistance, and the Cold War in Lithuania
A gripping Cold War-era espionage operation, once buried in KGB archives, has now come to light. “Operation JESUITS,” chronicled in a newly published Cold War International History Project working paper, reveals how the Soviet state security apparatus...
