Moiz Ali 1/24/25 Moiz Ali 1/24/25 Senator Chuck Schumer calls for UFO file disclosure following ... efforts started by his predecessor Harry Reid to bring UAP issues to the forefront of ...

"It's just wonderful that Harry fought for – and gained – an apology to his mother," his uncle Earl Spencer said afterwards adding, "She would be incredibly touched at that and rightly proud." ...

Harry Reid, the late Senator and Democratic Majority Leader who made waves in 2021 by calling for the declassification of UFO documents, articulated at the time a non-scientist’s perspective on ...

Schumer took up the mantle for calling for greater transparency for government records on UFOs from the late Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), who sponsored a project to investigate ...

An employee who interviewed to work for Harry told the outlet he didn’t seem excited about working. Questions the duke asked were, “Well, why should I do this?” or “Why are we doing this?” ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A driver is dead following a rollover crash near Harry Reid airport, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Drivers are advised to avoid the area ...

While Vanity Fair’s report did have some brow-raising moments, it also provided cute insight into Meghan and Harry’s relationship. Example? “Everyone” the outlet spoke to said they are ...

Prince Harry truly believed that the long-running dispute between him and his family — specifically with his father and brother — would eventually come to an end, according to a report.

PEOPLE understands that Harry will not attend the first day of the NGN trial on Tuesday, Jan. 21, but is scheduled to testify in court in February, debunking false reports about supposed security ...

Prince Harry had “genuine hope” that his long-standing feud with estranged father King Charles and brother Prince William would eventually die down, according to a new Vanity Fair exposé.

PEOPLE has learned that Prince Harry will not attend the first day of the NGN trial but is scheduled to testify in court in February, debunking false reports about supposed security offers.