In her explosive new book, Area 51, investigative journalist Annie Jacobsen reveals top government secrets about what really ...

Annie Jacobsen is an NCAA Woman of the Year nominee. The award is given to an athlete that has stand-out achievements in academics, athletics, community service and leadership. Jacobsen covers all ...

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During his speech before the UN last week, President Biden said that the United States had closed an era of relentless war in Afghanistan. That high-minded language was an overly idealized description ...

US interceptor missiles designed to counter incoming nuclear ICBMs don't work, a nuclear war expert has suggested. In one of her books, Nuclear War: A Scenario, investigative journalist and Pulitzer ...

As a reporter, Annie Jacobsen lives in the Venn-diagram overlap between government and secrecy. Among the subjects of her published books and realms of investigation are the secret military base ...

Journalist and author Annie Jacobsen has a gift for unearthing secret, long-buried information. In her book “Area 51,” she told the true story of a secret government location in Nevada. In “Operation ...

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Some addresses are so strongly encoded in our cultural DNA that just hearing their alpha-numeric sequence gooses the mind's eye. So "1600 Pennsylvania Ave." may conjure the hushed Oval Office, Richard ...

Area 51, out in Nevada next door to the primary U.S. nuclear weapons test site at Yucca Flats, has long been a magnet for UFO obsessives. It's in the middle of nowhere, and it's top secret, two good ...