Qanon

Virginia Giuffre later tweeted she is "not affiliated with any political group or agenda" after sharing conspiracy theory slogans.

"Borat 2" sees Sacha Baron Cohen staying with some believers in the QAnon conspiracy theory, who tell his Kazakhstani character about some of their beliefs about the former President and First Lady.

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Hope Not Hate suggests QAnon would be more embraced in Britain if the majority of population didn't have a poor opinion of Trump.

"No pocket knives, no clothing with any obscenities, no QAnon attire," a man greeting attendees at a North Carolina campaign rally for President Donald Trump said Wednesday.

"There is such a thing as the Deep State," President Donald Trump said Wednesday. "Who would think?"

Alek Skarlatos, who received France's highest honor for ending the 2015 attack, has been photographed with QAnon supporters.

Half of those who intend to vote for President Donald Trump agree with the QAnon conspiracy theory's claim "that top Democrats are involved in elite child sex-trafficking rings," according to a new poll.

TikTok has become a battleground in the lead-up to the US election, and has started clamping down on misinformation and unlabeled political ads.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper was critical of unfounded suggestions that child pornography was found on a laptop purportedly owned by Hunter Biden.

The online retailer still sell hundreds of items linked to the conspiracy theory, despite it being banned elsewhere.

The upcoming presidential election may have attracted more conspiracy theories than any in recent history.

QAnon has been linked to death threats and murders, and was listed by the FBI as a domestic terror threat in August 2019.

The Republican candidate is running for the congressional seat formerly occupied by civil rights leader John Lewis.

Last month, through her personal action committee,Dirigo PAC, Senator Susan Collins, a Republican from Maine, contributed $400 each to the campaigns of Kevin Bushey and Brian Redmond.

The president continued his trend Thursday night of refusing to condemn the dangerous conspiracy theory that the FBI considers a potential domestic terror threat.

Many said that it was ridiculous that Trump didn't say the conspiracy wasn't true and that he didn't disavow the group's support.

The president previously said "is that supposed to be a bad thing?" when asked about theory that he is taking down satanic pedophiles.

Angela Stanton King also responded "you know they are" when asked if Wayfair are secretly trafficking children.

The president failed to denounce the movement and said "don't know" if Democrats are running a satanic pedophile ring.

President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he did not know anything about QAnon, a loosely-based group of conspiracy theorists.

The study's findings come shortly after YouTube announced stricter rules in "efforts to curb hate and harassment by removing more conspiracy theory content used to justify real-world violence."

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.

Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler is expected to make an appearance with Georgia Congressional candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene on Thursday.

Robert O'Neill, said to be the one who actually shot the 9/11 mastermind, was responding to Trump's promotion of a far-right theory on Twitter.

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.

The unnamed follower of the far-right group also admitted to believing in the QAnon conspiracy theory.

Jason Gelinas' conspiracy theory website QMap was getting 10 million visitors a month at its peak.

Facebook announced on Tuesday that it is banishing all accounts associated with QAnon from its platforms.

"Content that is debunked will be reduced in News Feed and filtered from Explore and hashtags on Instagram," the company said in a statement.