From WSJopinion: Why did scientists publish a paper denying that a laboratory Covid origin was plausible? The answer may lie in their subpoenaed Slack messages, write mattwridley and Ayjchan.
Review and Outlook: Progressives want Donald Trump to win the GOP nomination so they're distorting Florida’s superior Covid-19 handling, in an effort to weaken Ron DeSantis's 2024 campaign. Images: Zuma Press Composite: Mark Kelly
The controversy over the origins of Covid-19 refuses to die, despite efforts early in the pandemic to kill it. It was natural to doubt it was a coincidence that an outbreak caused by a SARS-like coronavirus from bats began in Wuhan, China, the only city where risky experiments were being done on diverse and novel SARS-like coronaviruses from bats. The Chinese Communist Party did its utmost to dismiss such suspicions, but so did a group of influential Western scientists.
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