The US government's registration of the domain aliens.gov has prompted online speculation about its purpose, with some netizens saying it's more likely tied to immigration than extraterrestrials.

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The US government has registered the domain aliens.gov, according to WHOIS (GoDaddy registry data). The registration was reportedly completed by the C.

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Washington quietly grabbed a corner of the internet this week that's bound to fuel speculation: Aliens.gov now belongs to the ...

New federal domain appears weeks after the President pledged to declassify secret alien records.

CISA routinely registers domains on behalf of government entities, sometimes as a precautionary measure to prevent misuse or ...

Renewed attention is falling on the base after the disappearance of retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland, a ...

Though the website is not yet live, the government has reserved the domain name for an as-yet-unknown purpose, registry ...

The Trump administration appeared to register the domain name aliens.gov on Tuesday, about a month after President Donald ...

The White House registered aliens.gov, a month after Trump ordered the release of all government UAP and UFO files following ...

A Senate committee voted to approve a bill that would let Marylanders sue federal agents in state courts for constitutional violations, despite concerns by one Republican lawmaker who called it just ...