Government Secrets & The Montauk Project: The True Story Behind Stranger Things

Ross added that their childhood influenced the friendship aspect of the story more than the strange happenings. They “stole a ...
Washington Times

Scientists vow not to repeat U.S. government’s grisly experiments on humans

U.S. national security officials say they have made significant changes to their experiments on human subjects since a botched research project in 1953 led to the death of an LSD-drugged CIA scientist ...
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The real-life military experiment that inspired ‘Stranger Things’

Among others, “Stranger Things” most prominently draws from Project MKUltra and the unconfirmed Montauk Project, combining ...
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Government nixes forest experiments; scientists upset

DURHAM, N.C. -- For more than a decade, the federal government has spent millions of dollars pumping elevated levels of carbon dioxide into small groups of trees to test how forests will respond to ...
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Rep. Mace introduces PAAW Act to halt painful taxpayer-funded experiments on dogs & cats

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WCIV) — Rep. Nancy Mace (R, S.C.-01) introduced one piece of legislation and joined a bipartisan group of lawmakers on another Thursday, as Congress moves through a spring ...
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The Secret Government Projects in Stranger Things Aren’t All Fiction—Here Are the Surprising Initiatives the U.S. Actually Tried

It may feel like we’re living in the Upside Down these days, but we’re about to be reminded just what that means, Stranger Things–style. Netflix’s buzziest sci-fi series is finally back after more ...
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America’s Human Experiments in the Marshall Islands Demand Justice

After a major nuclear test seven decades ago, the U.S. government began secretly studying the Marshallese people like “mice.” The country has never healed. Researchers view Bikini Atoll on a map ...
Washington Times

Let’s add the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation to DOGE’s chopping block

Big government experiments always promise efficiency, cost savings, and improved outcomes. Yet, time and again, they deliver the opposite: Inefficiency, taxpayer waste, and regulatory overreach. The ...