It started with a man reporting a light in the sky over New Jersey, and boy did it take off. Was the recent drone craze a paranoid fever dream -- or something more?

The first sighting was at a military site in New Jersey, then the phenomenon spread into neighboring states. Government ...

We need an overhaul of our drone ... in the sky, but that’s nothing. You can put all kinds of special sensors and payloads on these drones to collect data. You can gather cell phone signals ...

The ongoing reports of alleged drones flying ... seeing in the sky. "Don't worry guys, New Jersey's on the case," host Michael Kosta commented sarcastically. He then held up his phone to mimic ...

Phone cameras are incredible little machines ... That’s certainly true of a military-grade aircraft, but even a basic camera drone is supposed to fade into the background. “Photographing devices in ...

If you’ve looked up at the night sky ... Larger drones, those over 55 pounds, must adhere to additional rules including: Registering with the FAA The drone operator must pass a 60-question test (TRUST ...

Nothing nefarious, apparently’ doesn’t exactly inspire confidence,” Stephen Colbert said of President Biden’s comments about mysterious drones seen over New Jersey.

FOX 13 Chief Political Investigator Craig Patrick unpacks reports about whether suspicious-looking objects spotted in skies across the United States over the past few weeks threaten the American ...

an FBI spokesperson said in that background press call. A lot of the drone sightings reported were likely the flashing lights of airplanes, or simply stars in the night sky, which is why the FBI ...