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RealClearPolitics Opinion Piece Calls Fauci an Egomaniac, Alleges He Profited From COVID Response
The piece by a conservative commentator argues Dr. Anthony Fauci monetized his public health role through book deals and speaking engagements.
Fauci Faces Renewed Criticism as Pandemic Debate Intensifies Over Public Health Leadership
Former NIAID director's handling of COVID-19 response draws sharp attacks from some quarters while defenders point to unprecedented circumstances and scientific uncertainty.
'Do the Right Thing': Savannah Guthrie Makes Another Plea to Mom's Kidnappers
The NBC anchor has spoken publicly multiple times about her mother's disappearance in Australia, which remains unsolved.
Two Centuries After Tocqueville, America Still Surprises Its Visitors
Foreign World Cup fans report experiences that contradict narratives they absorbed at home, echoing themes from 19th-century travelogues.
Trial Begins for Massachusetts Woman Who Claims Postpartum Psychosis Drove Her to Kill 3 Children
The case pits mental health advocates arguing for treatment over incarceration against prosecutors who say Lindsay Clancy acted with clear intent.
Citing 'Common Sense,' James Comey's Team Urges Judge to Toss Seashells Case
The former FBI director's attorneys argue the case represents an overreach by the Trump administration and lacks legal merit.
Carville Says Former Vice Chair Hogg Should Lead DNC, Calls Party 'Dysfunctional'
The veteran Democratic strategist made the suggestion in a video from his hospital bed while recovering from hernia surgery.
Biden's Attorneys Drop Challenge to Release of Hur Interview Tapes, Clearing Way for Disclosure
Judge Tanya Chutkan accepted the voluntary dismissal Friday, allowing DOJ to provide recordings and transcripts to House Judiciary Committee.
Opening Statements Begin in Lindsay Clancy Murder Trial; Prosecutor Says Children Were 'Deliberately and Meticulously Killed'
The Massachusetts mother has pleaded not guilty, with her defense team arguing severe postpartum psychosis impaired her judgment during the January 2023 deaths.
Mitch McConnell Releases Health Update, Saying He's Not Ready to Return to Work Yet
The Senate Minority Leader's announcement comes amid ongoing questions about his long-term political future and leadership role.