In 30 days, 67 direct UAP stories from 47 outlets — capped by a War Department waiver letting insiders talk to PURSUE
Asked (summary):
Collect all current UAP news as direct story links only — specific articles and government announcements (Department of War and similar), never category, topic, or home pages.
The directory below covers 67 direct, screened UAP story pages from 47 independent hosts, published August 17 – September 16, 2026 (current as of September 17, 2026). No finite registry of every UAP story exists — this is a broad live-web scan that started from hundreds of candidates and kept only specific article pages; each URL backs exactly one row. Two official War.gov release pages are shown separately; their publication dates were not extractable, so they are labelled “date not available”.
The 30-day news timeline
Each square is one article, stacked by day. Colour = news type. Hover or tap a square for the headline; click to open the story. Filters above also drive the directory table below.
Findings
The single loudest thread: 33 of 67 stories concern the Department of War / Pentagon, most reporting the September 14–15 legal waiver letting NDA-bound personnel disclose UAP national-defense information to PURSUE — first laid out by defensescoop.com.
Government action dominates the window: 37 government-action stories, plus 10 records releases and 4 congressional-oversight pieces — e.g. WIRED's read of the waiver's limits at wired.com.
The waiver reached wide, duplicated coverage — the same New York Post story appears via three distinct URLs, and Yahoo and DefenseScoop each recur via syndication links, e.g. nypost.com; the table flags near-duplicates rather than hiding them.
Beyond the waiver, a White House UAP Science Advisory Council led by Avi Loeb was stood up alongside AARO, ODNI and the FBI, per starlust.org.
Official government releases
Full article directory
Date
Story
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Method: 67 direct UAP story URLs from 47 independent hosts, screened from a broad live-web scan of hundreds of candidates on September 17, 2026; window August 17 – September 16, 2026. Each row is one unique URL (no URL supplies more than one row; the largest single-URL share is 1.5%). Category, topic, search and home pages, plus scraped, entertainment and unrelated material, were removed. News type, government body and development labels are semantic classifications of each article. Two War.gov releases carry no extractable publication date and are shown as “date not available”. Government bodies are grouped into families for filtering; the exact body named by each article appears in the table.