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- Final Report on the Collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 (NIST NCSTAR 1A)
Government Record · 2008
National Institute of Standards and Technology
NIST's 2008 report on Building 7, which was not hit by a plane. NIST, the government's own investigator, concluded that fires started by debris from the…
- Forest Service: Your Fire Shelter, Melting Point of Aluminum (2001)
Government Record · 2001
National Wildfire Coordinating Group; Leslie Anderson, project leader
Forest Service, 2001: aluminum melts at 1,200°F, and wildfire flames average about 1,600°F, so ordinary wildfires can melt aluminum.
- Fox News: Havana Syndrome Study Halted Over Coercion (2024)
News Report · 2024
Fox News reporting on NIH review
Fox News, 2024: NIH stopped its Havana Syndrome study in September after a review found some patients were coerced.
- FSRI: Lahaina Fire Forward-Looking Report, Phase Three (2025)
Peer-Reviewed Study · 2025
Fire Safety Research Institute, commissioned by Hawaii Department of the Attorney General
Fire Safety Research Institute, January 2025, for Hawaii's Attorney General: recommendations to reduce future wildfire risk after Lahaina.
- FSRI: Lahaina Fire Incident Analysis Report, Phase Two (2024)
Peer-Reviewed Study · 2024
Fire Safety Research Institute, commissioned by Hawaii Department of the Attorney General
Fire Safety Research Institute, October 2024, hired by Hawaii's Attorney General: the Lahaina incident analysis. It blames hurricane-force winds and fuels for the speed, found no…
- GAO-24-106593: Havana Syndrome Patient Care (2024)
Government Record · 2024
U.S. Government Accountability Office
GAO, July 2024: 334 people qualified for Havana Syndrome care by January 2024, including some first hit inside the U.S., but only 33 were in the…
- GAO-25-107491: Directed Energy Weapons, Transitioning to Military Use (2025)
Government Record · 2025
U.S. Government Accountability Office
GAO, June 2025: describes the Army's microwave drone-defense system (IFPC-HPM) and a 50 kW laser on a Stryker vehicle, and says the Pentagon is slow moving…
- GAO-26-107786: Natural Disaster Costs at Military Installations (2026)
Government Record · 2026
U.S. Government Accountability Office
GAO, February 2026: the 2019 earthquakes did nearly $4 billion in damage to Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake, including labs and weapons magazines.
- Genasys: Navy Orders $2 Million in LRAD Devices (2025)
Corporate Filing · 2025
Genasys Inc.
Genasys, June 2025: the Navy ordered $2 million of LRAD long-range acoustic devices for its ships.
- Geneva Protocol I, Article 36: Review of New Weapons (1977)
Document · 1977
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva Conventions Additional Protocol I (1977), Article 36: countries must review new weapons for legality. The United States has not ratified Protocol I.
- God of the Dead Welcomes Airport Travelers (NPR)
News Report · 2010
National Public Radio
NPR's 2010 report on the 26-foot Anubis statue placed at the Denver airport to promote the King Tut exhibition.
- Golomb: Diplomats’ Mystery Illness and Pulsed RF/Microwave Radiation (2018)
Peer-Reviewed Study · 2018
Beatrice A. Golomb
Neural Computation, 2018: UC San Diego's Beatrice Golomb argues the diplomats' illness is consistent with pulsed radio-frequency/microwave injury.
- HAARP: Frequently Asked Questions (University of Alaska Fairbanks)
Document
University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute
University of Alaska Fairbanks: HAARP is an ionosphere research facility, run by the Air Force and Navy until it was transferred to the university on August…
- HAVANA Act of 2021, Public Law 117-46
Government Record · 2021
117th Congress
The HAVANA Act, Public Law 117-46 (October 2021): lets the CIA, State Department and other agencies pay victims of qualifying brain injuries. It makes no finding…
- Hawaii Attorney General: Maui Wildfire Investigation Resources
Government Record · 2023
Hawaii Department of the Attorney General
Hawaii Attorney General: the state's Maui wildfire investigation page. The Attorney General's office hired the Fire Safety Research Institute to review the response.
- Hawaiian Electric SEC Filing: Maui Wildfire Settlements, About $4 Billion (2025)
Corporate Filing · 2025
Hawaiian Electric Industries and Hawaiian Electric
Hawaiian Electric's SEC filing, 2025: the Maui wildfire settlements total about $4.04 billion, with no admission of liability.
- Hawaiian Electric: Statement on the Maui Fire Department Report (2024)
Corporate Filing · 2024
Hawaiian Electric
Hawaiian Electric, October 2024: accepted the fire department's finding of one fire that rekindled, saying it matched its own timeline.
- Hawaiian Electric: Update on Lahaina Fires Response (August 2023)
Corporate Filing · 2023
Hawaiian Electric
Hawaiian Electric, August 2023: admitted its lines appeared to start the morning fire, but said the afternoon fire began after its lines had been off for…
- Henry Jackson Society: Hamas Casualty Reports Are a Tangle of Technical Problems (2025)
Peer-Reviewed Study · 2025
Lewi Stone and Gregory Rose
Henry Jackson Society, April 2025: Lewi Stone and Gregory Rose argue Gaza casualty reports have conflicting categories, unclear verification, natural deaths mixed in and no combatant…
- High Temperature Rock Drill (U.S. Patent 3,357,505)
Government Record · 1967
D. E. Armstrong et al.; U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
A 1967 Atomic Energy Commission patent, filed in 1965, for a high temperature rock drill with a heated tungsten shoe, built for drilling holes in the…
- House Homeland Security: Investigation of a Reported Havana Syndrome Device (2026)
Government Record · 2026
House Committee on Homeland Security Republicans
House Homeland Security Committee, January 2026: investigating reports that the Department of Homeland Security acquired a device possibly linked to Havana Syndrome.
- House Intelligence Committee: Interim Report on Havana Syndrome (2024)
Government Record · 2024
House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Subcommittee on the CIA
House Intelligence Committee, December 2024: its CIA subcommittee's interim report challenges how the intelligence agencies handled and judged Havana Syndrome.
- How & Why DOD Works With Hollywood
Government Record · 2020
U.S. Department of Defense
The Defense Department explains how it works with Hollywood: production agreements let it review a rough cut of the film before release.
- IC Experts Panel: Anomalous Health Incidents Executive Summary (2022)
Government Record · 2022
Intelligence Community Experts Panel
Intelligence Community Experts Panel, February 2022: pulsed electromagnetic energy, especially radio frequency, "plausibly explains" the core symptoms. It did not look at who did it.