Government Disclosure refers to the process by which government agencies release information, data, or documents to the public. This can include a range of materials such as reports, statistics, internal communications, or records related to government operations and decision-making. The purpose of government disclosure is to promote transparency, accountability, and public trust in government actions. It often relates to legal requirements, such as freedom of information laws, which mandate that certain information be made available to citizens. Government disclosure serves to inform the public about governmental activities, enhance civic engagement, and allow for informed public discourse on policy and governance issues.
Dr. Jon T. Kosloski recently took on the pivotal role as head of the U.S. Defense Department's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, which is tasked with investigating unexplained aerial phenomena, known…