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Conspiracies about the assassination of JFK
This article was featured in One Story to Read Today, a newsletter in which our editors recommend a single must-read from The Atlantic, Monday through Friday. Sign up for it here. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s speech is warbling, crackling, scratchy—sort of like Marge Simpson’s. His voice, he told me, is …
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Moments after President John F. Kennedy was murdered in 1963, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was frantically making phone calls trying to find out who did it. He told a colleague that day, “There’s so much bitterness, I thought they would get one of us.” He immediately suspected powerful …
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When Robert F Kennedy Jr announced his plan to run for president in the Democratic party primaries this April, the dominant liberal strategy towards the once tough environmental lawyer – now spreader of all manner of dangerous, unsupported theories – seemed to be: ignore him and wait for him to go …
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WASHINGTON — Before entering the 2024 presidential race as a Democrat, Robert Kennedy Jr. spent years cultivating the kind of following on the far-right that now has prominent Donald Trump allies urging the former president to consider Kennedy as his running mate. Kennedy inhabits an ambiguous …
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A totally riveting conversation with Ed Curtin about how Allen Dulles, his brother John Foster Dulles aided Hitler and Nazi Germany in WWII and master mined Operation Paper Clip which brought hundreds of Nazis to the US, Canada, Argentina and elsewhere and put them in high ranking position like …
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The Guardian journalist George Monbiot recently wrote about his disappointment with Russell Brand, a comedian who has fallen down several rabbit holes in recent years and can now be found on the YouTube-substitute Rumble fulminating about Bill Gates, the World Economic Forum, Big Pharma, Monsanto, …
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On 30 March 2014, I received an email from one “Alan Tarica.” He had been reading my work on the psychology of conspiracy theories and decided to send me a link to his detailed website uncovering patterns of a vast conspiracy to conceal or ignore the fact that Shakespeare’s famous sonnets were …
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In the past year, some UC Santa Cruz Humanities faculty have opened their courses to the world through the campus partnership with Coursera. With gratitude to Professor of History Peter Kenez, Professor of Literature Murray Baumgarten, and Lecturer of History Matthew Lasar, anyone in the world with …
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The anonymous internet account known as “Q,” the force behind the QAnon conspiracy theory movement, published its first cryptic online post in October 2017 — making the fascistic conspiracy theory that has shaped American politics for the worst one of the Trump era’s longest-lasting legacies. At …
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Conspiracy theories are the belief that powerful forces or sinister political groups are the masterminds of situations, crises, or events. According to these theories, these ominous groups are the puppet masters secretly pulling the strings to make events occur as they wish. But as is often the …
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