Energy Department's lab-leak pivot likely not driven by new intelligence, records suggest

from U.S. Right to Know articles · host Lewis Kamb

Internal documents suggest the Department of Energy's reported shift on COVID-19 origins was a clarification of misconstrued data rather than a new analytical pivot, revealing deep internal scientific disputes.

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