Pizzagate

Teigen stood her ground in a tense Twitter exchange as users resurfaced tweets that appear to have been deleted from social media.

Amid ongoing criticism of Balenciaga over campaign images, the name of Joe Biden's senior advisor Podesta has been linked to "disturbing" artwork.

Jones handed over his show's information after losing four defamation cases, claiming the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a hoax.

More than 700 people have so far been arrested in connection with the riot, but none are officially accused of committing a terrorist act.

Sean Troesch is alleged to have attempted to throw out nine bags worth of mail, including a request for the delivery of a mail-in ballot.

Donald Trump may be QAnon's most influential "node," but scientists are developing "infodemiology": mapping the disruption like a disease and experimenting with ways to counter the addiction.

A number of candidates have been promoting QAnon conspiracy theories or related ideas as they seek political office.

A thinly evidenced conspiracy theory alleges a furniture company is using overpriced listings as cover for human trafficking.

"I certainly hope Q is real and there are a number of indications that the information that is being disseminated has been of enormous value in this fight for freedom," Roger Stone said.

The Anti-Defamation League has said 8chan is "home to terrorist plots hiding in plain sight." But what is it?

YouTube lawyers told employees to stop looking for conspiracy theory videos for plausible deniability surrounding the site's anti-vaxxer and alt right pipeline, anonymous current and former employees say.

New body camera footage from the arrest of the "Pizzagate" shooter outside of a D.C.-area restaurant shows alleged inconsistencies with standard police procedures.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai's congressional testimony this week included a question about the bizarre conspiracy theory "Frazzledrip."

"My campaign represents faith, family and freedom," said Kelli Ward.

As with Pizzagate, hoaxes and false news stories can have real-world consequences.

Republicans who think the president is breaking up a cabal of Democrats and spies running a child abuse ring showed their support.

Ximena Barreto suggested a Hillary Clinton-linked pedophile ring was operating out of a pizzeria in Washington, D.C.

Barr, a devoted supporter of President Donald Trump and purveyor of far-right blogs, also earnestly shared a series of conspiracy theories with her Twitter followers.

One of her posts seemingly promoted tearing down a statue of Barack Obama and accused the former president of trying to develop nuclear warheads.

Ximena Barreto has been placed on leave while the department looks into the matter.

The video was produced by a conservative website in conjunction with the FCC.

The 2016 presidential candidate discussed Trump, Putin and Pizzagate with a few hundred young women, many in bright pantsuits, who waited for hours to see Clinton speak.

YouTube terminated the account of InfoWars' Washington D.C. bureau chief Jerome Corsi after his channel received two warnings for violating the platform's bullying and harassment policy.

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

The right demonizes liberals and Democrats as "pedophiles" by inventing or misrepresenting facts.

Conservative radio show host Alex Jones apologized on air for promoting the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory and said he regretted any "negative impact" he caused.

The bureau is exploring whether far-right news outlets, including the pro-Donald Trump sites Breitbart and Infowars, have helped Russian operatives.

After the "Pizzagate" shooting, we discuss whether the problem of fake news is out of control.

How Marina Abramović, John Podesta, Hillary Clinton, Comet Ping Pong and the "blood libel" are all connected.

Trump's transition team doubles down on Taiwan call, terming it a "courtesy."