Three Republican state attorneys general subpoena former White House chief medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci as part of a joint investigation into his handling of COVID-19 pandemic guidance. The attorneys general involved are Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, and Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill. They are investigating whether Fauci allegedly “profited” from COVID-19-related health guidance, according to coverage of the subpoenas. The investigation is described as examining whether the former official’s actions or communications related to pandemic health policies may have involved personal gain. The outlets also identify Fauci as a central public figure during the U.S. pandemic response, based on his role providing medical guidance during his time in the White House. The subpoenas mark a formal step in the attorneys general’s inquiry and seek information connected to the guidance Fauci issued or influenced. The reporting frames the matter as a probe into potential wrongdoing, without providing details on findings or any adjudicated conclusions.