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Expect more details—and more controversy—coming soon on the Chinese origins of COVID-19 as a House select committee continues its investigation. While many in government in early 2020 immediately began pushing the narrative that the coronavirus came from nature, several scientists and the U.S. State Department had serious doubts and pointed to the large amount of circumstantial evidence that the virus originated in a Chinese lab.

A number of President Biden's federal intelligence agencies are acknowledging that the COVID-19 virus may have originated from a lab leak in Wuhan, China.

Here is national security council coordinator john kirby on cnn earlier tonight. >> what i can tell you is that there is no consensus among the intelligence community or elsewhere in the government on exactly how covid originated. but we want to know. the president wants to know, because you want to be able to put us in a position where we can better prevent another pandemic. >> okay, joining me now to discuss all of this with the latest we have los angeles times op-ed columnist -- cnn chief law...

Three long-time Slashdot readers all submitted this story — schwit1, sinij, and DevNull127. DevNull127 writes: Four U.S. agencies have concluded that the Covid-19 virus originated at the Wuhan market, the Wall Street Journal reports. The U.S. National Intelligence Council reached the same c...

Called their special military operation in ukraine. that was certainly something that seemed very interesting, but you know, it really is hard to overstate just how important china has become for russia, obviously, with all of those sanctions against russia from the u.s. and its allies. you can see it everywhere as far as russias raw commodities are going and oil and gas and wood and timber. you also see it quite frankly on the streets of moscow as well with the amount of chinese cars drasticall...

Theater Missile Defense: How Will It Recast Security and Diplomacyin East Asia?

South Korean concerns about the U.S. nuclear umbrella are expected to be a major focus of U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s upcoming trip to Seoul. Austin, who arrives in the South Korean capital on Monday, is expected to meet President Yoon Suk Yeol, according to South Korean media. Earlier this month, Yoon made headlines when…

Austin visit comes after South Korean president hinted Seoul could develop nukes

Comments come in wake of details of ‘dramatic’ construction taking place at the North’s main rocket launch site.

If the population increases without commensurate growth in GDP, the quality of life will not improve and economic collapse could ensue.