A liberal New York Times columnist admitted Tuesday that those in the media and public health sphere were initially "too dismissive" of the COVID-19 lab leak theory. Times columnist Nicholas Kristof ...
America’s legacy media suffered a credibility crisis by prematurely dismissing the COVID lab leak theory from the onset of the pandemic and a new book puts a spotlight on why so many people wanted to ...
Three years after the COVID-19 outbreak first wreaked havoc upon the world, its origins remain a stubborn mystery. That quandary recently was dealt a new twist when the Department of Energy, which ...
Youngkin Reflects on End of Term, Sears Campaign, Relationship with Trump With All Eyes on NYC, Seattle Quietly Braces for Its Own Experiment with Socialism Exclusive: Resignations Continue at ...
The Wall Street Journal reports that the Energy Department has concluded that the COVID pandemic most likely arose from a laboratory leak. The conclusion is reportedly based on a classified ...
Scientist who pushed for COVID lab leak theory investigation says high-risk research needs oversight
Emmy Award-winning journalist Paula Ebben co-anchors WBZ-TV News at 5:30 p.m. Ebben is also an anchor for CBS News Boston and reports across all newscasts including WBZ-TV News' "Eye on Education" ...
The World Health Organization is recommending more investigation into the theory that Covid-19 leaked from a Chinese laboratory, something once dismissed by some as a conspiracy theory but since taken ...
New government intelligence that found that the coronavirus pandemic was most likely caused by an accidental laboratory leak ignited criticism of mainstream news outlets that insisted the theory was ...
The hypothesis that COVID-19 originated from a Chinese laboratory, rather than a naturally occurring jump from animals to human beings, received a major boost over the weekend. The Wall Street Journal ...
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