Conspiracy theorists provided no evidence for claims that Congressional Democrats and their relatives were part of a shadowy plot to remove the president and vice president from office.
An old conspiracy theory about the 1993 suicide of Clinton associate Vincent Foster, whose death was investigated by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, was dredged up again in September 2018.
These types of stories aren't new, but they don't seem to be going away.
A conspiracy theory website drew a series of baseless or incorrect conclusions from a study that looked at the online comments of 9/11 truthers.
An animator for the children's cartoon has been sentenced to prison for possessing child pornography, but the case is not part of a "#PedoGate" conspiracy.
Theories about the symbolism behind the monarch's fashion choices are founded on assumptions that collapse when tested.
A conspiracy theorist web site once again published groundless, scaremongering claims about the federal government's disaster management agency.
Spurious claims linking the celebrity chef's death to Hillary Clinton were published on a web site notorious for spreading fake news and conspiracy theories.
Authorities have determined a skull found roughly 20 miles from an abandoned homeless camp belonged to an adult.
Police investigated and concluded the site is actually an abandoned homeless camp.
A year after retracting the conspiracy-tainted story and vowing to investigate the matter further, Fox News has not issued an update.
A panel of conspiracy theorists plan to gather to discuss whether war reporters should be considered terrorists.
Rumors of the rapper's demise spread in December 2019 after posts on "prank" news websites.
Drugging up and performing sex acts on dangerous reptiles is probably not an advisable means for getting one's kicks.
The Environmental Protection Agency will be allowing for potential new uses of asbestos, while limiting the scope of studies that assess its risk.
There's a lot to unfold in this meme, including the fact that Fox News (and CNN and MSNBC) are not "accredited news stations" to begin with.
Aaron Hernandez's conviction could be vacated under the obscure legal doctrine of abatement ab initio, but that won't necessarily entitle his family to millions of dollars.