The Senate voted 49-50 against a motion to proceed with consideration of the Clarity Act, failing to reach the required 60-vote threshold, after all Democrats and a handful of Republicans voted against it.
No one was crowned an EGOT winner at the 78th Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, despite several notable names on the cusp of the elusive list. Apple TV's horror-comedy "Widow's Bay" emerged as the night's biggest winner.
Risking her own safety after warnings from the Iranian regime that negative publicity could lead to a death sentence, an Iranian woman took to social media to detail how IRGC members used her family home as cover from a missile attack. LINK: https://www.newsnationnow.com/world/iranian-woman-civilians-human-shields/
In this episode of "Reality Check," Ross Coulthart sits down with Dr. Jacques Vallée, the astrophysicist, computer scientist and venture capitalist whose seven-volume "Forbidden Science" diaries have shaped UAP research for six decades. They discuss the final volume, "Forbidden Science 7." Vallée describes the data warehouse of some 260,000 sightings he built for the Bigelow Aerospace project funded by the Defense Intelligence Agency, why the work was cut off after roughly three years before the analysis he designed could run and the fact he has never been debriefed from his clearance. He walks Ross through his correspondence with a master remote viewer he calls "Gilbert," who describes being taken inside a laboratory built into a…