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A “small, airborne” object was found over South Central Texas on Saturday, prompting an investigation from the North American Aerospace Defense Command.

"She's unbelievable...she made a total, absolute fool of herself," said Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.).

Drones, spy balloons, UFOs or UAPs — American airspace has never been more crowded, or mysterious.

Laura Ingraham says Biden officials don’t want anything, including Chinese spying, to interfere with their desire to cozy up to China on "The Ingraham Angle."

Several aircraft were deployed on Monday to search for debris from a mysterious object that was shot down over the Yukon territory, Canadian Defense Minister Anita Anand said.

What’s going on over North America?

Gen. Jack Keane said the U.S. airspace defense moves against foreign objects are 'historic,' so Americans should be kept in the loop.

NORAD says a "heightened alert" after a Chinese spy balloon emerged over U.S. airspace in late January has led to more shootdowns of unidentified objects.

Montana Senator Jon Tester said Sunday that "there may still be something up there," a day after an unidentified object was shot down over Canada and airspace was shut down.

The Federal Aviation Administration has abruptly canceled a "national defense airspace" over part of Lake Michigan, the organization announced Sunday.

The Federal Aviation Administration has abruptly canceled a "national defense airspace" over part of Lake Michigan, the organization announced Sunday.

The FAA announced Saturday evening it has shut down airspace over a portion of Montana to support "Department of Defense activities" but later said the airspace has been reopened.

The Pentagon released a statement Saturday outlining how an unidentified "high altitude airborne object" was shot down by a U.S. fighter plane in Canadian airspace.

The US Military released its first public photos of the effort to recover debris from the shot-down Chinese spy balloon Monday, showing ships and helicopters in the area.

The US Military released its first public photos of the effort to recover debris from the shot-down Chinese spy balloon Monday, showing ships and helicopters in the area.

As the U.S. military recovers debris from the Chinese spy flight that was shot down on Saturday, officials are cautious of the "potential for explosives to detonate and destroy the balloon," NORAD chief Gen. Glen VanHerck said.

NORAD detected China's surveillance balloon before it reached the coast of Alaska, but “could not” take action to shoot it down because it was not obviously hostile.

NORAD detected China's surveillance balloon before it reached the coast of Alaska, but “could not” take action to shoot it down because it was not obviously hostile.

The incident occurred over Santa Ana last week, about 12 miles from the community college where Biden was speaking.

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