A stunning Senate hearing this week reignited one of the most explosive questions of the post-pandemic era: Did powerful figures inside the intelligence community help suppress evidence supporting a COVID-19 lab leak theory? According to CIA whistleblower James Erdman, the answer is yes. Erdman, a senior operations officer who previously …

Dr. Anthony Fauci may have survived one major legal deadline, but the political and legal battle surrounding the government’s COVID-era decisions is far from over. In recent weeks, reports have emerged that officials inside the Department of Justice are still examining possible avenues for criminal charges tied to congressional testimony, …

Just a few years ago, questioning mRNA vaccines in public life could get someone labeled “anti-science,” removed from social media platforms, or professionally marginalized. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, skepticism toward vaccine mandates or concerns about long-term safety data were often dismissed outright by much of the media …

Two Senate committees say newly obtained Justice Department records show federal investigators possessed evidence suggesting potential prostitution-related crimes involving Hunter Biden — including possible violations of the federal Mann Act — years before the information was turned over to Congress. The records were obtained by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck …

A hantavirus outbreak tied to an Antarctic cruise ship is once again exposing how quickly the infrastructure of global emergency response can spring back into action. Health authorities insist this is not another COVID-19 scenario. And scientifically, they may be right. Hantavirus spreads very differently, and current officials say the …