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Sidney Powell, an attorney on the Trump campaign legal team seeking to subvert the presidential election result, has a history of spreading conspiracy theories. At a wild press conference Thursday, she alleged a vast plot involving the Venezuelan government and
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As President Donald Trump continues to erroneously contest the results of the 2020 election, some of his advisors told The Washington Post that he thinks his supporters want to see him “keep fighting” to bolster support for a 2024 run.
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As President Donald Trump continues to erroneously contest the results of the 2020 US election, some of his advisors told The Washington Post that he thought his supporters wanted to see him “keep fighting” to bolster support for a 2024
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson apologized on Friday after a Georgia news station let him know that he had falsely claimed that a dead man voted illegally in the state. The voter in question, Agnes Blalock, is the wife of
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President Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr. on Monday baselessly accused Pfizer of deliberately waiting until after the US election to announce the promising early results of its COVID-19 vaccine trials. Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on Monday told
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President Donald Trump and his son Donald Trump Jr. on Monday baselessly accused Pfizer of deliberately waiting until after the US election to announce the promising early results of its COVID-19 vaccine trials. Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla on Monday told
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Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, a newly-elected congresswoman who faced scrutiny for espousing conspiracy theories, accused Rep. Dan Crenshaw of Texas, a former US Navy SEAL, of having a “loser mindset.” Greene was replying to a pair of statements
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Eric Trump, President Donald Trump’s second-eldest son, shared a video on Twitter on Wednesday that purported to show an anonymous man burning 80 ballots cast for his father. The video, first posted by a supporter of the QAnon conspiracy theory,
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A conspiracy theory falsely claims that using a “Sharpie” marker to fill out ballots in Arizona caused votes for President Donald Trump to be invalidated. “Sharpies are just fine to use,” Megan Gilbertson, communications director for the Maricopa County Elections
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The QAnon conspiracy theory started on 4chan in 2017, when a self-described “government insider” with Q-level security clearance posted a false prediction that Hillary Clinton would be imminently arrested. Since then, “Q” has posted nearly 5,000 cryptic messages, known as
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