During a House hearing, Representative Clay Higgins wouldn’t stop talking about the “nefarious” ghost buses.

Kandiss Taylor, a former Georgia gubernatorial candidate, is a flat-Earther convinced that globes are part of a bigger conspiracy.

Smartmatic USA says it “remains committed” to holding Fox accountable.

Conspiracy theorists are jumping on news of the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. But the truth is much more simple.

Militia groups have long used Waco as a rallying cry. But it was never the example of whiteness under siege that they invoke.

After video footage was released, the right began to seize on minor details, like what Paul Pelosi was wearing, overlooking the other graphic details of the attack.

Solomon Peña refused to accept his election loss, and Albuquerque police have called him an “election denier.”

The most watched cable news network in America is taking at least some editorial direction from Infowars’ Alex Jones.

This isn’t a conspiracy theory. It’s the conspiracy itself.

The long lobbying campaign of a handful of UFO obsessives and crank pseudoscientists is finally paying off.

A collection of well-funded UFO obsessives are using their Capitol Hill connections to launder some outré, and potentially dangerous, ideas.

Our inability to truly conspire is why so many people are struggling today.

Their belief that this surreal conspiracy has arisen because of the poor education of its adherents is based in classism, not reality.

The conspiracy theory has become a theology of right-wing rebellion.

Can the largest media platform in the world ever be made safe for democracy?

Recent speculation about nefarious campaigns at USPS and ICE miss something crucial about the everyday obscenity of our current system.

The president’s insatiable need to traffic in rumor and conspiracy blows larger holes in our shared reality with each passing day.

Space aliens are having a moment in America, thanks to the Blink-182 frontman’s E.T.-hunting A-team. But what’s his real plan?

With Republican candidates and Trump embracing the strange, child trafficking–fixated movement, it can no longer be dismissed as merely a conspiracy theory.

A new book reveals that our paranoid crisis has been a century in the making.