Madeleine Albright Part 02 (Final)
The FBI Vault posted the final part of its file on former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
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Thomas Crooks Part 09
A ninth part of FBI records on Thomas Crooks, the gunman in the July 2024 Butler, Pennsylvania shooting.
Official source ↗Dolly Parton (Final)
The FBI Vault published its file on Dolly Parton.
Official source ↗Dugway Proving Ground (DPG) (Final)
FBI records on the U.S. Army's Dugway Proving Ground in Utah.
Official source ↗D.B. Cooper Part 122
Another installment of the FBI's file on the unsolved 1971 NORJAK hijacking.
Official source ↗Henry Kissinger Part 25
A 25th part of the FBI's records on former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
Official source ↗Waco / Branch Davidian Compound Audio
The FBI Vault opened a new collection of audio from the 1993 Branch Davidian compound standoff near Waco, Texas.
Official source ↗PURSUE Release 06
Sixth and latest tranche, including Project Blue Book's file on the 1952 Tremonton, Utah film, AAWSAP contract documents, and local police UAP reports from Colorado.
Official source ↗PURSUE Release 05
Fifth tranche of UAP files: about 130 MB of documents and 513 MB of video.
Official source ↗PURSUE Release 04
Fourth tranche of declassified and historical UAP files added to war.gov/UFO.
Official source ↗PURSUE Release 03
Third tranche of UAP documents and videos (document bundle about 826 MB). DOW cited 1.7 billion site hits.
Official source ↗PURSUE Release 02
Second tranche of declassified and historical UAP files. DOW said the site had passed 1 billion hits since launch.
Official source ↗PURSUE Release 01: first UAP files go live at war.gov/UFO
The Department of War launched PURSUE with never-before-released UAP documents and videos from an interagency effort including ODNI, DOE, AARO, NASA and the FBI.
Official source ↗President directs agencies to identify and release UAP/UFO files
A presidential statement directed the Secretary of War and other agencies to begin identifying and releasing government files on UAP and UFOs, which led to PURSUE.
Official source ↗JFK records release: 11,022 pages
NARA added 140 PDF files to the JFK 2025 release page, its latest JFK batch to date.
Official source ↗DOJ publishes 3M+ more pages and says it has complied with the Act
DOJ released over 3 million additional pages, including 2,000+ videos and 180,000 images, bringing the total to nearly 3.5 million pages.
Official source ↗First Epstein Files Transparency Act data sets posted
On the Act's 30-day deadline, DOJ began posting numbered data sets to its Epstein Library, with victim-identifying information redacted.
Official source ↗Epstein Files Transparency Act becomes law (P.L. 119-38)
The law requires DOJ to publish its unclassified Epstein records in a searchable, downloadable format within 30 days.
Official source ↗MLK assassination records: 243,496 pages
NARA released 6,302 PDF files and 1 MP3 audio file on the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Official source ↗RFK assassination records: 9,653 pages
NARA posted 237 additional PDF files; several filenames were later corrected.
Official source ↗RFK assassination records: 64,686 pages
The largest RFK batch so far: 1,499 PDF files and 17 MP3 audio files.
Official source ↗RFK assassination records: 10,185 pages
First release of records on the assassination of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy under EO 14176: 229 PDF files.
Official source ↗JFK records release: 704 pages
NARA posted 207 more PDF files to the 2025 JFK release page.
Official source ↗JFK records release: 53 pages
A small addition of 16 PDF files to the 2025 JFK release.
Official source ↗JFK records release: 14,318 pages
NARA added 161 PDF files to the 2025 JFK release.
Official source ↗JFK records release (first batch): 31,419 pages
Following the President's March 17, 2025 directive, NARA posted 1,123 PDF files of previously withheld JFK Assassination Records Collection material, released without redactions.
Official source ↗JFK records release (second batch): 37,127 pages
A second same-day posting added 1,062 PDF files to the 2025 JFK release page.
Official source ↗DOJ releases 'first phase' of declassified Epstein files
The Attorney General released an evidence list, flight logs entered in U.S. v. Maxwell, a redacted contact book and a redacted masseuse list. DOJ said most of it had leaked before but had never been formally released.
Official source ↗Executive Order 14176 orders release of JFK, RFK and MLK records
The order says it is 'in the national interest to finally release all records related to these assassinations without delay.'
Official source ↗9/11: final EO 14040 tranche, 300+ documents (1,100+ pages)
Section 2(c) and 2(d) releases brought the total to more than 700 documents and 2,700 pages.
Official source ↗9/11: 300+ PENTTBOM documents (800+ pages)
The first Section 2(c) tranche of records from the FBI's original PENTTBOM investigation, bringing the total past 400 documents.
Official source ↗9/11: 100+ documents (750+ pages) declassified
Under Section 2(b), the FBI released documents previously withheld as classified in 9/11 litigation.
Official source ↗9/11: FBI releases 2016 electronic communication under EO 14040
Under Section 2(a) of EO 14040, the FBI released an April 4, 2016 electronic communication from its 9/11 subfile investigation that had been withheld in full in litigation.
Official source ↗Collections without a published date
The Nixon Collection: CIA support for the 1972 China trip
8 documents (331 pages), including city guides, an 82-page atlas of the PRC, and leadership profiles of Mao and Zhou. CIA says it is the first time in 50 years the atlas has been public.
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