Conspiracy

A Florida state representative's aide was dismissed for circulating the conspiracy theory.

David Hogg, a Florida student who has been critical of politicians, has been attacked personally by right-wing activists.

The source of evidence may have bias. That doesn't mean the information is false.

Alex Jones's InfoWars has recently ramped up its coverage of the fake phenomenon referred to as #Qanon and #TheStorm.

There is indeed evidence of an ancient ocean on Mars, but seashells and a sphinx? Not so much.

A small fire at Trump Tower on Monday exploded into a giant fake news hoax on conspiracy websites.

The U.S. does have a history of controversial medical experiments elsewhere.

Far more Americans believe in a second JFK shooter than support Donald Trump, polls show. But can the president beat out Bigfoot?

By Wednesday morning, it became apparent there would be no takedown of a U.S. senator.

James Tracy claimed Florida Atlantic University violated his First Amendment Rights when it fired him in 2016.

Boosted by a siege mentality and stigma, conspiracy theorists are telling Russians that HIV diagnoses are not real.

More Americans than ever before Googled the conspiracy this year.

President Donald Trump's belief that the "Access Hollywood" tape is fake is evidence of a dangerous disorder, psychiatrists warn.

The course tutor claimed that public knowledge of this kind of alien activity is being suppressed by a group known as MJ-12.

Roy McClellan died just weeks after the Las Vegas massacre in a hit and run incident.

Will America ever know what really happened?

President Donald Trump once called Saudi Arabia "the world's biggest funder of terrorism," but seems closer than ever with the traditional U.S. ally.

An emerging conspiracy theory claims Hillary Clinton and others have already been indicted and are wearing ankle bracelets.

Fake photographic evidence was even provided.

Russia's Defense Ministry blamed the embarrassing error on a civil service employee, but provided new images it said were "irrefutable evidence" of U.S.-ISIS ties.

Even Bernie Sanders is apparently to blame.

The former interim chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee wrote about the unsolved murder of Seth Rich in her new book.

Bin Laden seemingly watched the film that doubted he planned the September 11 attacks.

Russia's president accused mysterious forces of extracting Russians' "biomaterials" and some took him seriously.

Oswald met with a KGB agent and called and wrote to Soviet diplomatic missions, the new files show, but Moscow insisted he was "mentally unstable."

Hoover also feared that details about Oswald's movements could damage the U.S.'s reputation.

ISIS has provided followers with instructions on conducting arson attacks.

ISIS has deceived authorities before and, each time it does, it hurts the credibility of the governments trying to destroy it.

One family is suing the U.S. government over its refusal to hand over files on a missing Korean War veteran who may have been taken to Russia.

Trump retweeted a clip from Fox News alleging that one staffer's lawyer has ties to the Clintons.