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‘A script’: Alleged Charlie Kirk assassin’s texts fuel conspiracy theories

Tyler Robinson’s alleged texts to his partner have been met with scepticism across the ideological spectrum.

How the Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein files became a vehicle for QAnon

How the Trump administration’s handling of the Epstein files became a vehicle for QAnon

Maga’s obsession with the files shows how a fringe QAnon conspiracy theory has taken root in the pro-Trump movement

The Guardian - US

43 Years Ago, the Greatest Action Movie Ever Exposed a Creepy Psychological Phenomenon

43 Years Ago, the Greatest Action Movie Ever Exposed a Creepy Psychological Phenomenon

What's the deal with Hanger 15 in the Indiana Jones movies?

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Who buys "taboo" conspiracy theories?

White men with graduate degrees, a new study finds, are highly likely to hold especially noxious beliefs

Journal of Free Speech Law: "What's the Harm?," by Profs. Adam Enders & Joseph Uscinski

The second of twelve articles from the Knight Institute’s Lies, Free Speech, and the Law symposium.

Are Right-Wingers More Prone to Believe Conspiracy Theories than Left-Wingers?

An extensive new study finds that the answer is "no." Belief in conspiracy theories is about equally common on different sides of the political spectrum.

How 9/11 influenced the way conspiracy theories spread today

The theories began almost as soon as the attacks had finished, writes Andrew Griffin

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How 9/11 influenced the way conspiracy theories spread today

How 9/11 influenced the way conspiracy theories spread today

The theories began almost as soon as the attacks had finished, writes Andrew Griffin

The Independent UK

Is TikTok Really To Blame for Titanic Conspiracy Theories?

Is TikTok Really To Blame for Titanic Conspiracy Theories?

The New York Times tries to blame social media for conspiracy theories that have been around for decades. Don't fall for it.

‘Boogeyman’: Why Republicans invoke Soros to defend Trump

‘Boogeyman’: Why Republicans invoke Soros to defend Trump

Right-wing claims about liberal donor being behind former US president’s charges are a conspiracy theory, critics say.

This Just In: Conspiracy Theorists Not Quite as Kooky as Previously Reported

This Just In: Conspiracy Theorists Not Quite as Kooky as Previously Reported

Greetings from the second International Conspiracy Theory Symposium, where one of the most cited findings in the field has been debunked.

Nicholas Goldberg: Why do people believe in conspiracy theories?

Watching the Jan. 6 committee hearings, one could be forgiven for believing we're living in the heyday of conspiracy theories, between the Holocaust denialism of the Oath Keepers, the loony pedophilia fears of the QAnoners and the "Stop the Steal" ravings of Sidney Powell, Rudolph W. Giuliani and former President…

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