The New York Sun1d
New Bill Would Allow Property Owners To Shoot Down Renegade Drones Over Private Property
The Defense Against Drones Act, nominally introduced to protect privacy, faces backlash from law enforcement and industry ...
A believer in UAPs (or UFOs) takes aim at UAVs (or drones)
Legislation that would allow people to shoot down drones over their property is drawing fire from law enforcement and other ...
Drone mystery deepens as witnesses report alarming sightings over US military bases years ago
And we’re moving out extremely quickly.” The White House in January took pains to reassure Americans that the waves of drones seen over New Jersey over the winter were “not the enemy,” with President ...
How the U.S. is confronting the threat posed by drones swarming sensitive national security sites
Drones have repeatedly swarmed sensitive military sites. Current and former Air Force generals, along with a senior member of ...
NJ.com’s TikTok nominated for international Webby Award. Cast your vote!
The winner will be selected by the academy, but NJ.com is also eligible for The Webby People’s Voice Award, decided by votes ...
Pentagon Officials 'Mystified' by Drone Incursions, New Clip Teases
The late-2024 drone sightings remain shrouded in mystery, despite the White House's assertion that these were authorized flights.
Are drones spying on U.S. military bases? A former defense official thinks so: “We’re not able to do anything about it”
Retired General Glen VanHerck has warned that mysterious drone swarms in the United States could pose a security threat, and the government may be impotent.
CBS News17d
Drone swarms inside the U.S. could be spying — and the ability to detect, track them is lagging
well before drones over New Jersey captured the attention of the nation late last year, yet the U.S. still doesn't have policies and laws in place to deal with the swarms, retired U.S. Air Force ...