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Having the prestigious home for Americas media in the Nation's Capitol host its conference, complete with former lawmakers, was a clear attempt by the host Paradigm Research Group and conference organizer Stephen Bassett to curb ridicule and keep focus on government secrecy and its belief that so-called UFOs are known-despite government lies and ... (more)

A collection of former lawmakers, academics and military officials gathered this week just a few blocks from the White House to discuss extraterrestrial life.

While President Barack Obama was promoting an immigration overhaul in Mexico, six former members of Congress gathered two blocks from the White House to consider what they see as the enforced government secrecy surrounding another kind of visitor: the kind who come from a lot farther away than Mexico.

Former Congress members hear witnesses testify at a mock congressional hearing on official secrecy surrounding extraterrestrial encounters, the National Press Club, Washington D.C. April 29, 2013.

A panel of former U.S. representatives and a former senator kicked off a week of hearings about the public's right to know, government secrecy and its tracking and withholding of information about what are popularly known as unidentified flying objects.

Former U.S. Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick said Monday she's excited about presiding over a week's worth of testimony about the existence of extraterrestrials.

On a day when Western Maryland Democrats saluted many of their political heroes and their rising stars, John Delaney was cheered as both.

Some of Maryland's top Democratic elected officials are joining party members from western Maryland at an annual meeting in Hagerstown.

Extraterrestrial visitors will be discussed in Washington D.C. during a "Citizens Hearing" from April 29-May 3, 2013 at the National Press Club.

Bio is big in Montgomery and Frederick counties. And it doesn't get much bigger in the industry than the annual BIO International Convention, which occurs Monday through Thursday in Chicago and attracts tens of thousands of scientists and industry executives worldwide.