Coronavirus

Earlier this month, FBI Director Chris Wray became the latest government official to admit that, based on the best available evidence, COVID-19 likely came from a virology lab in Wuhan, China. So let’s recall how the media regarded the lab leak theory back during the nascent stages of the 2020 pandemic.

On Wednesday, House Republicans held two critical hearings on behalf of the American people: the first was to find the origin of the COVID pandemic, and the other was to hold officials accountable for the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan. Despite COVID killing over 1.1 million Americans, the Wednesday evening and Thursday morning newscasts of CBS and NBC completely ignored the hearing.…

The harms of Big Tech’s COVD-19 censorship continue to ripple throughout America, vaccine scientist Dr. Robert Malone told MRC Free Speech America.

Seth Dillon hit the nail on the head when he called out hypocritical defenses of online COVID-19 censorship.

New Hampshire Republican Governor Chris Sununu turned Chuck Todd's obsession with Fox News around on him during a Sunday morning appearance on NBC's Meet the Press and instead brought up how dishonest CNN and the rest of the media are when it came to covering the Hunter Biden laptop scandal. While Sununu didn't sufficiently defend Fox News from Todd's dishonest and biased attacks, he…

National Public Radio has always dismissed the “lab leak” hypothesis regarding the origin of the coronavirus as a debunked, possibly racist conspiracy theory. Now NPR and the rest of the media look ridiculous after the Department of Energy concluded the virus did indeed most likely arise from a laboratory leak in China, at the Wuhan Institute of Virology biolab, and not from a nearby wildlife…

First, it was supposedly a conspiracy theory. Then, it was banned. Finally, it was true. The so-called “lab leak” theory of the origins of COVID-19 -- the theory that COVID-19 originated in at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and then was unintentionally loosed -- was always the most probable explanation for the outbreak of the deadly virus.

Though he had been back for a few weeks since the February 1 birth of his daughter with wife and Fox Business correspondent Hillary Vaughn, Wednesday marked Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy’s first White House briefing since January 27. Not surprisingly, he was still prepared as he grilled the ever-inept Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on whether President Biden is “afraid of…

With the Department of Energy and the FBI now admitting that evidence points to the virology lab in Wuhan, China as the origin for COVID-19, the cast of ABC’s The View was finally ready to start accepting that idea as the best obtainable version of the truth. But to combat the fact many conservatives and Republicans had been focused on the lab for years, the cast found fault Wednesday…

With CPAC on the horizon, Managing Editor Curtis Houck and I dive into the liberal media’s hostility to the lab leak theory for COVID-19’s origin and how they’re now blaming former President Trump’s criticism of China for rejecting it.

The House Select Committee on China held its first hearing Tuesday night on the rising threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party as its seeks to grow its foreign influence and reach global supremacy. The hearing was extremely bipartisan, but despite that rare example of Congress working together, Disney-owned ABC’s Good Morning America chose to stay in the good graces of the…

Joe Scarborough has denounced as a "conspiracy theory" the notion that Covid originated in a Chinese-communist government-controlled lab in Wuhan. But the day after FBI Director announced that it was "most likely" that the virus did indeed originate in that Wuhan lab, Scarborough was, without explanation other than a mention that he had the "day off," absent from Morning Joe.  Meanwhile, Don…

The Washington Post and CNBC tried to wokescold Twitter owner Elon Musk for advancing the Wuhan COVID-19 lab leak theory. The outlets attempted to achieve this by pushing … Communist Chinese state propaganda.

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel does not like being reminded that he once dismissed the possibility that the COVID-19 pandemic began as a lab leak, so on his Tuesday show he compared Fox News’s Tucker Carlson to “diarrhea” while blaming him and others for anti-Asian violence in America.