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Submitted by Aaron Arkin. Right off, I should tell you I’m very fond of conspiracy theories. For one, they save me a lot of time and trouble. Take Socialism for example. If you believe and fear (as I do) that one political party
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Lizard men control the government, Stanley Kubrick faked the moon landing, the Earth is flat—we’ve all heard these conspiracy theories before, often from that one uncle on Thanksgiving or our “out there” cousin on Facebook. Recently, though, you may have
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The mysterious Utah monolith that was discovered – and then disappeared – in the state’s remote Red Rock Country is raising some eyebrows. As the developments of the bizarre 10-foot, three-sided metal structure have unfolded in the past few days, conspiracy theories are forming. People
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Nicola Sturgeon has said she “emphatically” distances herself and the SNP from conspiracy theory views previously expressed by the party’s conference host. TV presenter Hayley Matthews hosted the SNP’s online conference over the weekend and Monday, introducing several speakers. In
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Hayley Matthews hosting the SNP conference Nicola Sturgeon has said she “emphatically” distances herself and the SNP from conspiracy theory views previously expressed by the party’s conference host. TV presenter Hayley Matthews hosted the SNP’s online conference over the weekend
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In the Guide’s weekly Solved! column, we look into a crucial pop-culture question you’ve been burning to know the answer to – and settle it, once and for all At the 1967 Monterey pop festival, David Crosby of the Byrds
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A former Democrat-turned-Trump supporter from Knightstown, Indiana, Gayla Baer-Taylor’s blood pressure rose every time Facebook and Twitter fact-checked and restricted claims by President Donald Trump and other Republicans that the November election was rigged. A couple weeks ago, Facebook put
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One ungainly paragraph delivered during a Wednesday interview on the “Breakfast Club” encapsulates just about all one needs to know about Barack Obama. “People were surprised about a lot of Hispanic folks who voted for Trump,” Obama told a trio
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TOKYO (BLOOMBERG) – QAnon’s days as a solely US phenomenon are over. The conspiracy theory’s foothold in Japan – home to one of its most active networks outside the United States – demonstrates how the movement can be made palatable
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