Aliens, secrets, and the strangest skyscraper in America

Aliens on Earth. Buildings with no windows. Just another day in the global curiosity shop. Here’s what had us tilting our heads this morning. — Doug Marlowe

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Today's Stories

Woman who claims she is an alien has terrifying ‘proof’ they exist

A Brighton woman has announced she’s not human, she’s a space tourist from 400 light years away. Her proof? A sense of “sudden clarity” and, well, herself. She says aliens are real because she is one. It’s not exactly peer-reviewed science, but hey, we’ve all had identity crises. Just maybe not intergalactic ones.

There’s a 29-story skyscraper in Manhattan with zero windows, not one peek outside. Turns out, it was built for telecom gear and government stuff, which somehow makes it more suspicious, not less. Locals call it the “Long Lines Building,” but it gives “Bond villain starter pack” energy. Naturally, the internet has theories. Because when you wall off a building from the world, people fill in the blanks.

Which one made you raise an eyebrow the highest? Hit reply, I’m collecting tall tales and government cover-ups. — Doug