Known as one of the “greatest intelligence coups of the Cold War,” the project was highly ambitious—and shrouded in secrecy.

This non-response response is known as a “Glomar,” and while the intelligence community likes to poke fun at how often they invoke it, this inane phrase has allowed the CIA to skirt meaningful ...

The specialized ship was called the Hughes Glomar Explorer, named after the billionaire industrialist Howard Hughes. To save time, a Philadelphia-area shipyard built the vessel's heavy parts on ...

The specialized ship was called the Hughes Glomar Explorer, named after the billionaire industrialist Howard Hughes. To save time, a Philadelphia-area shipyard built the vessel's heavy parts on ...

The story of the massive crane tasked with clearing the wreckage of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge began with a secret ...

The specialized ship was called the Hughes Glomar Explorer, named after the billionaire industrialist Howard Hughes. To save time, a Philadelphia-area shipyard built the vessel's heavy parts on ...

The new vessel will be involved in multiple projects including upcoming geophysical and geotechnical survey works in the ...

This refusal is known as a “Glomar response” and has been used by the CIA for decades to shut down the FOIA process and obstruct attempts to obtain records that would shine a light on the agency’s ...

But Leopold said that since January, he has received 12 Glomar responses, which allows an agency to neither confirm nor deny the existence of records. That's more, he said, than he received in all of ...

We decided to do a spot of watch spotting in Geneva this year ✓ Because not all horological highlights lie within the booths ...

Publicly, Hughes would appear to be the funder of a multimillion-dollar vessel for deep-sea mining: the Hughes Glomar Explorer. But its primary function would be to salvage Soviet secrets on the ...