The CIA has changed its mind about the causes of the coronavirus outbreak. According to the New York Times, US intelligence ...

A CIA spokesperson said in January that the CIA has assessed that the COVID-19 pandemic is more likely to have emerged from a lab than from nature. The CIA said at the time it had "low confidence" in ...

Five years after the WHO declared COVID to be a pandemic, questions remain including how many people have died.

As we reflect on five years since the tumultuous start of the COVID pandemic (even if we just wish to forget it ever happened ...

A column published in The New York Times claimed the public was "badly misled" about the origins of COVID, even after its own ...

For years, the CIA claimed it had insufficient evidence ... McNeil Jr., who was reporting on COVID-19 for the Times, to throw him off the scent of a possible lab leak, according to chat logs.

Although the report does not offer a definitive explanation for Covid-19’s origins, it adds to the mounting evidence that the highly contagious disease did not originate naturally. In January, the CIA ...

The French National Academy of Medicine has now come out officially to back the theory that COVID-19 was likely caused by a ...

The origin of COVID-19 is still unknown, though the leading theory among researchers is that it spread from an animal host to humans. The lab leak theory continues to get attention, as the CIA ...

In January, the US CIA said the coronavirus was "more likely" to have leaked from a lab than to have come from animals. According to Die Zeit and Sueddeutscher Zeitung, the BND met in Berlin in ...

Congress can halt the program’s bloated expansion by enacting policies that promote private insurance options.

A CIA spokesperson said in January that the CIA has assessed that the Covid-19 pandemic is more likely to have emerged from a laboratory than from nature. The CIA said at the time it had “low ...