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QAnon followers have turned on Kyle Rittenhouse after the teenager described his former attorney Lin Wood as “insane.” Rittenhouse, 18, hit out at Wood and said the attorney was fired last year over his statements about QAnon and election fraud,
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QAnon hasn’t gone away. Getty Images Nov. 22, 1963, was a tragic day in US history when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. On Monday, a group of QAnon believers remain at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, the site of the
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By Amy Gardner, Emma Brown, Devlin Barrett and goldmj1, DUSTIN FRANZ AFP/Getty Images Residents of Lake County participate in early voting on Oct. 16, 2020, at the Board of Elections headquarters in Painesville, Ohio. Federal and state investigators are examining
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Some supporters of the QAnon conspiracy gathered in Dallas this week as a theory circulated that John F. Kennedy Jr., who has been dead for more than 20 years, would reappear and announce that former President Trump will be reinstated as
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Photo-Illustration: Intelligencer. Photos: Screenshot via Telegram; Getty Images Ron Watkins is not the only peddler of conspiracy theories seeking office in 2022, but he may be the most influential. The former 8chan administrator is known as one of the most popular
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Four Republican members of Arizona’s state legislature attended a QAnon convention in Las Vegas over the weekend that included speakers from the fringe of the conspiracy world as well as antisemitic imagery. One of the legislators, Rep. Leo Biasiucci of
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Last weekend, the leading voices of the QAnon camp gathered in Las Vegas to discuss the state of the world and the future of their movement. The prominent names in attendance at the convention included Jim and Ron Watkins, a
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The Patriot Double Down convention brought supporters of the shadowy QAnon group to Las Vegas this weekend, but people looking for a rowdy MAGA rally were disappointed. The conference, put on by the group The Patriot Voice, attracted about 200
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The Patriot Double Down convention brought supporters of the shadowy QAnon group to Las Vegas this weekend. During the conference at the Ahern Hotel, which drew about 200 people, attendees heard from some of the nation’s biggest conspiracy theorists, including
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“You could call me the new Rosa Parks,” leading QAnon conspiracy theorist and Arizona congressional candidate Ron Watkins told the crowd at a “Q” convention this weekend. Watkins, who announced his candidacy for Congress last week, is likely best known
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