Schumer urges Trump to declassify UFO records

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has called on President Trump to declassify government documents related to unidentified flying objects (UFOs) following Trump's recent executive order to release records concerning the assassinations of JFK, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. Schumer's tweet, 'Now do UFOs,' highlights the growing interest in transparency surrounding UFO sightings, particularly as military pilots report dozens of incidents monthly. Experts, including Harvard's Avi Loeb, support this push for declassification, emphasizing the importance of scientific inquiry into these phenomena, while cautioning that declassification does not guarantee clear explanations. Schumer previously collaborated with Senator Mike Rounds on a bill advocating the disclosure of UAP records, although efforts for transparency faced setbacks in Congress. The renewed focus on UAPs comes amid rising public concern over unexplained drone sightings in the northeastern U.S., prompting investigations by federal agencies. This bipartisan interest in UFO transparency reflects a broader curiosity about potential national security implications and the quest for knowledge about our cosmic environment.