Showing results for: qanon (page 26)
It’s “Reinstatement Day” — but Trump has yet to be “reinstated” as president
Alex Henderson
Conspiracy theorists like MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell scramble as their prophecies fail to play out
“Enlightened by QAnon”: FBI says father blames conspiracy theories for death of two young children
Brenley Goertzen
Matthew Taylor Coleman “believed his children were going to grow into monsters so he had to kill them”
Vaccine paranoia: Why right-wingers are worried about their “precious bodily fluids”
Chauncey DeVega
Millions of Americans believe there are microchips in the vaccines. Jason Colavito says these delusions run deep
A terrifying new theory: Fake news and conspiracy theories as an evolutionary strategy
Paul Rosenberg
Social scientist Michael Bang Petersen on why people believe outrageous lies — as a tool in violent group conflict
How QAnon convinced a Parkland shooting survivor’s dad that the tragedy was a hoax
Nicole Karlis
“I think my dad has gone f***ing insane," a Parkland survivor wrote
Neuroscientist explains how fanatical Trump followers could lead us to societal collapse
Bobby Azarian
It's okay to be a little alarmed — behind the scenes, this cult is being transformed into an army of soldiers
Devout Christians are much more likely to fall for QAnon conspiracies: poll
Alex Henderson
White evangelicals appear to be much more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, a new poll found
“The storm is coming”: Kevin McCarthy uses QAnon reference during press conference
Alex Henderson
"For some reason, Pelosi thinks the storm is coming," McCarthy said during an anti-mask press conference
Report: Parkland survivor’s dad, radicalized by MTG, now thinks shooting was a hoax
Zachary Petrizzo
Vice News report claims Parkland survivor's father, radicalized by MTG and QAnon, now believes shooting was faked
Greene and Gaetz forced to flee pro-Jan. 6 event, chased off by noisy protesters
Zachary Petrizzo
One GOP staffer at far-right presser was triggered by protester with "auditory weapon," also known as a whistle
Vaccine conspiracies are tearing American couples apart
Meaghan Ellis
Misinformation and conspiracy theories are having an impact on all kinds of relationships across the country
Strangers on a train: The dark bargain that destroyed the Republican Party
Kirk Swearingen
Old-line Republicans signed on to an unpleasant but temporary plan. Hitchcock's classic explains what happened next
America’s history wars get serious: Texas GOP wants to dump MLK, whitewash KKK
Chauncey DeVega
Republican attacks on history are part of a larger strategic plan: Control the past, and you control the future
Matt Gaetz and MTG’s new fundraising committee is losing money — big time
Alex Henderson
They're in the hole by more than $225,000 — after spending more than four times what the venture has raised
Media’s “both sides” obsession has gone too far: Jan. 6 commission fight is fault of the GOP only
Amanda Marcotte
Pelosi gave Republicans multiple chances to show loyalty to democracy — they chose Trump's insurrection instead
Ken Starr: A pedophile’s best friend
Joe Conason
Pedophiles fly under the radar while Republicans are in office
GOP doctor running for Minnesota governor denies he’s an anti-vaxxer — he’s just anti-vax-curious
Igor Derysh
Scott Jensen spread COVID conspiracy theories, and has appeared with top anti-vaccine activists many times
CPAC’s Dallas conference was a carnival of extremists and conspiracy theorists
Zachary Petrizzo
All shapes and sizes of conspiracy fans and Jan. 6 supporters showed up in Dallas — organizers didn't care
After the monster’s ball: CPAC celebrates the coup, and offers hints of the turmoil ahead
Chauncey DeVega
CPAC speakers, including a defeated ex-president, almost dared each other to excuse Jan. 6 and encourage violence
Could genocide really happen here? Leading scholar says America is on “high alert”
David Masciotra
Alexander Laban Hinton on his new book, Trump's snake metaphor and the rising danger of white-power movements
Ashli Babbitt as the 21st-century Horst Wessel: Symbolic martyr to the fascist cause
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's followers are trying to turn Babbitt into their movement's martyr: All she needs now is a hit song
Ohio’s GOP Senate contenders desperately try to out-Trump each other — it could hurt them
Igor Derysh
Ohio candidates scramble to kiss Trump's ring, "or another part of his anatomy." GOP insiders say it could backfire
Right-wing Twitter imitations don’t work — and Trump desperately wants back on real social media
Amanda Marcotte
The Trumpist media strategy is to "trigger the libs," which is hard to do if the "libs" never even see you
Trump issued QAnon influencers press passes for Florida rally
Jon Skolnik
"We are the news now," one QAnon influencer declared
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