We could write about a possible government shutdown.

We could detail the Senate changing procedures to confirm nominees.

We could even tackle the Epstein files.

But frankly, all of that would be boring.

Especially when you could instead write about UFOs.

(Elizabeth Frantz/Reuters)

"There were four lights in total," recalled former Air Force intelligence officer Dylan Borland before a House panel investigating UFOs Tuesday. "I immediately could feel static electricity all over my body."

"Chaos ensued over the radio as the object approached rapidly. I heard my friend screaming, ‘It's coming right at us! It's coming right for us!’" testified retired Air Force officer Jeffrey Nuccetelli.

"There is something out there, and we should know what it is," recounted U.S. Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Alexandro Wiggins.

Shocking eyewitness testimony came this week to Congress about close encounters, especially since the testimony came from whistleblowers who served in the military.

"It stopped about 100 feet in front of me and approximately 100 feet above me. My telephone got extremely hot. Completely froze," said Borland about his experience.

Quite the space oddities.

"I’ve not jumped to the conclusion that I believe that there are aliens coming from another planet," said Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., during the hearing. "But I'm open to that."

Burlison may not be all in on little green men. But the testimony was enough to convince at least one lawmaker about UFOs who was a skeptic.

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