Conspiracy theories

After a video showing their sun bear standing sparked online rumors that it was actually a person in a costume, the zoo released a statement assuring the public otherwise.

Theorists can spin this discovery as anything they want, though expert geologists believe it is just a mountain.

Kenny treats the rough findings of a study of ethnic genome variations as though they were firm conclusions based on hard evidence and then joins them to claims that are mired in sheer fantasy.

Despite the film’s low budget and independent distributor, “Sound of Freedom” has made over $100 million in its first few weeks.

Stone has made remarks deemed antisemitic and anti-Israel. He has voiced support of Russia and Vladimir Putin, and he has supported homophobic conspiracy theories.

Roger Waters, who has a long history of using inflammatory antisemitic imagery, slammed activists accusing him of antisemitism.

The Democratic presidential candidate claimed that COVID-19 was a bioweapons that had been designed to keep Jewish and Chinese people safe.

The "Adam and Eve" theory is gaining momentum on TikTok, according to which every 6,500 years a disaster on the scale of the biblical "flood" strikes the Earth. Is it true?

Researchers found that people were motivated to believe in conspiracy theories by a need to understand and feel safe in their environment and a need to feel like their community is superior.

Far-right conspiracist Zachary Vorhies promoted the idea that the sinking of the Titanic and the OceanGate submersible disaster were both by design.