An AI recreation of Diana's fatal crash anchors a new TV investigation into whether powerful enemies — not an accident — ended her life.

JD Vance publicly defending a private citizen from conspiracy theories raises a sharp question: what makes a rumor spread faster than an official denial?

After 75 years of conservative attacks on professors, journalists, and bureaucrats, even Trump voters aren't buying the idea that those groups form a ruling elite.

Jill Biden blames travel fatigue for Joe's debate stumbles — but the gap between that explanation and what viewers saw is fueling a wave of rival theories.

Voters heading into 2026 are laser-focused on affordability — and Republicans own the tariff policy driving those concerns, a classic electoral liability in the making.

Jill Biden is pushing back on conspiracy theories about Joe Biden's 2024 debate performance — but what drives people to seek hidden explanations for a public stumble?

An Israeli general's "Mizrahi Tragedy" framing borrows the far-right Great Replacement playbook — but does transplanting that theory into Israeli politics illuminate or distort?

Foreign wars rarely move American voters — but Iran and Gaza may be the rare exception that reshapes the 2026 midterms.

Foreign policy may shape the 2026 midterms not because voters are watching the world, but because of what overseas events do to wallets and moods at home.

Jill Biden's "who knows?" response to the drugging theory about Joe's debate collapse is keeping a conspiracy alive — by not killing it.

Jill Biden's "who knows, right?" response to claims Joe was drugged before his 2024 debate neither confirms nor dismisses the theory — leaving the door wide open.

Jill Biden's "who knows, right?" response to claims Joe was drugged before his 2024 debate raises the question: does ambiguity fuel or defuse a conspiracy theory?

Indian bishops say a failed foreign-funding bill is being pinned on the Church — is a Vatican conspiracy theory filling the gap where legislation fell short?

A quiet reunion with King Charles weeks before a rumored UK return has the internet spinning theories about what Harry and Meghan are really planning.

Mohamed Al Fayed's claim that Diana carried Dodi's child fuels a decades-old theory: was the Paris crash an accident or something far more deliberate?

A MAGA county wants to hire convicted election denier Tina Peters — raising the question of whether shared conspiracy beliefs drive institutional hiring decisions.

Flawed pool repairs at the Lincoln Memorial are the mundane explanation behind Trump's vandalism conspiracy claims — but who decides when damage is sabotage?

A history influencer named Chao Yu claims the Tang Dynasty never existed — and Chinese authorities are now pushing back against the viral theory.

A $1.3 billion defamation suit hasn't stopped Mike Lindell from pushing election fraud claims — why do some people double down when the stakes rise?

A California mayor says a state letter proves AG Bonta's policies shield child traffickers — is this a genuine legal conflict or political theater?