Enigmatic News Digest: 11-13

Top Stories for the Week of November 13th, 2026

PARANORMAL · UFO · HIGH STRANGENESS — CURATED BY A HUMAN

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What our editors think you should read right now — from the 22 stories that made the page this week.

1. Trump says Air Force pilots revealed 'strange' sightings while up in the air
NEWSNATION — UFO

Speaking on CBS's 60 Minutes, President Trump said that during both terms he met in the Oval Office with Air Force pilots who described strange encounters, including a round, non-aerodynamic object passing an F-22 at three times its speed. He said he is not much of a believer and has seen no evidence of a secret program hidden from presidents. Several pro-disclosure lawmakers won reelection in the midterms.

2. Researchers detail thousands of verified cases of children with past-life memories
WBUR.ORG (VIA R/HIGHSTRANGENESS)

Researchers at the University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies have spent more than 60 years documenting young children who describe past lives in enough detail to identify a deceased person. Researcher Saeedeh Sadeghi discusses a new study suggesting that people who died violent or unexpected deaths are reborn sooner, along with cases such as James Leininger. She says the team stays agnostic about metaphysics.

FROM THE LAB

Forget the Triangles. Let's Talk UAP Cubes
ENIGMATIC IDEAS

Prompted by a low-quality viral video of a spinning cube, Enigmatic Ideas searched the NUFORC database and found 168 cube-shaped reports out of 162,714, with a rise since 2023 that may partly reflect a new form option. The sightings show no strong hot spot, and some shape labels contradict the witness narratives. A text search found 27 reports describing rotating cubes, 18 of them from the last six years.

3. New UFO-spotting telescope planned, Avi Loeb says
NEWSNATION — UFO

Harvard physicist Avi Loeb, chair of the UAP Science Advisory Council, says radar detections of UAP would cue meter-scale telescopes to capture high-resolution images and spectra of the objects. With $1.5 million in funding, a prototype is to be assembled at an Ithaca, New York observatory once home to Carl Sagan, then deployed where military personnel report unidentified objects. Loeb suggests some objects may be adversaries' black projects.

4. Stonehenge's Altar Stone Mystery Deepens
COAST TO COAST AM — ARTICLES

Researchers studying where Stonehenge's six-ton Altar Stone came from have cast doubt on the theory that it originated in north-east Scotland. According to the report, southern Scotland and northern England are now among the most promising candidate locations.

5. Tentacled UFO? Experts have explanation for bizarre Alaskan sight
NEWSNATION — UFO

In June, Sara Osborn filmed a jellyfish-like object with apparent tentacles hovering near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska. UFO Witness host Ben Hansen believes the footage is genuine but suspects a kite or balloon, pointing to military exercises and high-altitude balloon launches in the area. Former UAP Task Force analyst Sarah Gamm calls it officially unidentified but most likely a high-altitude balloon.

6. Trump Pushed UAP Disclosure Further Than Any President - Now He Should Press Congress to Make It Law
LIBERATION TIMES

In a Liberation Times opinion piece, Kevin Wright credits Trump's PURSUE program with releasing more than 155,000 pages of UAP records. He argues that executive orders cannot force agencies to give up their best material, noting that Ryan Graves has called the releases unsatisfactory. Wright urges the president to make sure Rep. Burlison's UAP Disclosure Act survives the NDAA conference, expected by mid-December.

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