Conspiracy

A photo claimed to be of the Malaysian Airlines plane, which vanished in 2014, went viral on Twitter this week.

Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Weissmann told Newsweek that the verdicts help prosecutors decide whether charges against Trump are warranted.

A viral video clip of Soros and Clinton said to have been shot years before Soros shorted the pound.

Professor John Zarnecki told Newsweek that it seems unlikely an advanced civilization would travel vast distances only to deploy balloons over Earth.

Zardari belongs to a prominent political family in Pakistan where his late mother served as prime minister.

As some of the world's most influential politicians and business tycoons gather at Davos, Newsweek has investigated conspiracy theories aimed at the event.

The partner of a Capitol police officer who died after suffering two strokes during the Jan. 6 riots is suing the former president for $10 million.

The exhibits that attorneys for Proud Boys member Ethan Nordean asked to leave out include Trump's statement to the group to "stand back and stand by."

The celebrity blogger, who has posted several videos about the singer's current status, also admitted to Newsweek his past attitude towards her was wrong.

Trump should expect a "series of indictments" over his role in the Capitol riot, according to legal scholar Laurence Tribe.

The Department of Justice's sprawling prosecution has resulted in over 920 arrests to date, and has secured convictions or pleas in nearly 500 of those cases. However, the indictment of Stewart Rhodes in January 2022 was undoubtedly the most significant public step taken by the DOJ in the nearly two-year-long investigation.

After facing charges in May from the investigation of the January 6 attack, the 33-year-old obtained a list of officers involved in the probe, the DOJ said.

Rhodes, founder of the right-wing Oath Keepers, is the first person to be found guilty of seditious conspiracy in decades.

"Better give them extra treats before bedtime!" one TikTok user said.

A study revealing increased stroke rates among under 55s has been linked to COVID-19 vaccination by vaccine skeptics.

In a non-peer-reviewed pre-print, a team of scientists has suggested that COVID-19's genome is consistent with signs of being synthesised in a lab.

As a detective, Peter Griffin was "tasked with dismantling the very businesses he now stands charged with operating and promoting," said the DOJ.

Outspoken author and neuroscientist Sam Harris made comments regarding Hunter Biden that have garnered plenty of attention from conservatives.

The FBI recovered 11 sets of classified records from Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, according to court papers.

Social media posts claim the judge who reportedly approved the Mar-a-Lago search was a Donald Trump appointee.

As cases of COVID-19 variant BA.5 spread quickly, new claims and misinformation about vaccines and global health authorities have surfaced.

GOP candidate Blake Masters suggested that a third of the pro-Trump mob at the Captiol on January 6 were "FBI agents hanging out."

"When you lie, cheat and steal, justice is blind as to your fame, your fortune, and your position," said FBI Special Agent Keri Farley.

Jackson denied having any contact with people allegedly involved in the riot and has decried what he described as the committee's "malicious" agenda.

Ron Watkins said he supported military aid to Ukraine but falsely added that if Joe Biden had not shut down a pipeline from Alberta to Nebraska, the U.S. would not be involved in the conflict.

The claims surfaced in a documentary in which Bryan Ardis said COVID is a result of king cobra venom being pumped into drinking water.

"This is all planned and designed to collapse the United States down so we would be so weakened that we would go into this global government system," she said.

Ethan Nyugen and Andre Llacuna were charged after a criminal complaint said they rug-pulled investors for a fraudulent NFT.

"The lawsuit...outlines the Defendants' nefarious plot to vilify Donald J. Trump by spreading lies to weave a false narrative," Trump's attorney told Newsweek.

Jacob Fracker pleaded guilty to conspiracy in the latest plea filed by January 6 participants.