Conspiracy Theory

Ghislaine Maxwell was placed on suicide watch prompting one Epstein conspiracy theorist to tweet: "They are going to kill her like they did Epstein."

Mysterious message board user 'Q' has posted for the first time in 18 months.

Virginia Giuffre is involved in a big-money lawsuit with Rina Oh, who says she is a Jeffrey Epstein victim, though the two women dispute each other's story.

Trump's former attorney general was captured on video leaving the meeting with House investigators.

Conspiracy theories about the current monkeypox outbreak include claims that Bill Gates somehow manufactured the disease, as well as assertions that it leaked from a lab in Ukraine or China.

Other media figures and politicians have also condemned the GOP's rhetoric in recent weeks including GOP Representative Adam Kinzinger.

The Republican congressman tweeted Sunday for the replacement of GOP House leaders in the wake of the Buffalo, New York, mass shooting that killed 10 people.

Socialite Lady Victoria Hervey—who once said Jeffrey Epstein used her as bait to lure in girls—called the 'Aquaman' actress "vile and a pathological liar."

Republican contender Kandiss Taylor's recent remarks come as GOP congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has also raised alarms about Satan's alleged influence on society.

A claim spread by conspiracy site The Expose claims that a sudden increase of hepatitis cases in children across the world was caused by COVID-19 vaccines.

"There's ways that we can figure these things out," the rally-attendee, who was wearing a pink Women for Trump hat, said.

The pedophile accusations from Republicans against Democrats surfaced during the Senate confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.

The prominent Trump ally claimed that Democrats winning in Georgia spurred Americans to believe there were "election crimes."

A woman at the Trucker Convoy protests claimed COVID-19 meant "see sheep surrender."

The MyPillow CEO warned Republican state officials that don't support his discredited claims, saying "I'm coming for you."

A number of GOP lawmakers and other Trump supporters claim that left-wing activists coordinated the attack as a "false flag" operation.

Pro-Trump attorney Lin Wood said that he still "firmly" believes Lindell is a "true patriot," but suggested he's been tricked.

Major figures within the QAnon online conspiracy movement have promoted the so-called Canadian "freedom convoy" in posts shared with hundreds of thousands of followers.

The MyPillow founder declined to provide names on Friday, saying, "I'm not even going to say what states."

One supporter told RSBN that Satan is controlling the government, while another promoted flat-Earth beliefs.

"At least 50 Congressional candidates this cycle have QAnon ties," former Homeland Security official Miles Taylor warned on Twitter.

The December 2020 draft of the executive order called for a special counsel to investigate discredited claims of election fraud.

The Idaho Republicans sent the MyPillow founder a $6,000 bill to cover the cost of an election review conducted to disprove the election lies.

The MyPillow founder made the remarks at Trump's Arizona rally, where many speakers touted conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

"100 Seats, 100 Years," he added on Gettr, referring to the century of political domination he argues will begin with the midterms.

The MyPillow founder said that he told one bank, "You're going to have to throw me out."

He made the comments on Saturday, the one-year anniversary of Twitter banning Trump.

"What has changed is the use of conspiracy, the absolute lack of courage to call it out," the Illinois congressman said Friday.

"The real number I won't say because it'll be a headline, 'Oh, he exaggerated the number,'" the former president complained.

The Illinois congressman said members of the party have to believe lies "to stay a Republican."