DOJ probe of science journals' lab-leak quid pro quo, misrepresentation broader than thought
Then-interim U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin sent the letters, which said journals were "conceding that they are partisans in various scientific debates," to a dozen publications, public records show. He recently left DOJ for midterm push.
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Then-interim U.S. Attorney for D.C.
Ed Martin sent the letters, which said journals were "conceding that they are partisans in various scientific debates," to a dozen publications, public records show. He recently left DOJ for midterm push.
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