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Rich Lowry seemed to have used the racial slur in place of the term "migrants" while speaking to Megyn Kelly on her SiriusXM show. He's now claimed he didn't.
From Algerian boxer Imane Khelif to figures like Taylor Swift and Michelle Obama, "tranvestigations" are a particularly bizarre form of hatred hitting public figures.
Johnson had made a similar statement in an interview with a right-wing activist shortly before he became House speaker.
A 1982 letter and unsupported claims have stoked speculative fires among conservative circles about Obama.
In a tweet, he touted MagaPill.com, which has shared posts claiming Hillary Clinton is a pedophile and Lady Gaga is a Satanist.
The right-wing Republican from Texas claimed that Obama's plan to add more jobs is actually part of a scheme to destroy marriage.
While their views have less mainstream support than ever, the tinfoil hat types are still blaming us for tornadoes, disease, sexual assault, and well, pretty much everything bad.
Conservative influencers have peddled a conspiracy theory that Paul Pelosi and his attacker, David DePape, were gay lovers.
While the speaker of the House's husband was recovering from a violent attack, the richest man in the world was spreading false anti-LGBTQ+ conspiracy theories about him.
"He’s going after me personally because he has no answers on the substance," said the presumptive Democratic nominee of her Republican opponent.
Is the Republican governor wearing heel lifts in his shoes?
The far-right media personality spread the false claim that kids were dressing up and biting each other in schools, according to a fact-check.
Xena schooled Hercules about a conspiracy theory.
The Republican lawmaker spouted a list of conspiracy theories and transphobia while doing so.
The newest right-wing conspiracy theory is stoking homophobia among some believers.
The Revivalist Manifesto is full of conspiracy theories and includes homophobic references to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
The racist, anti-LGBTQ "entertainer" -- and his dangerous conspiracy theories -- just got less accessible.
A member of the famous Kennedy dynasty, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., continues to peddle falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
That's the latest bizarre conspiracy theory from the Georgia congresswoman, who's also pushing the lie that the Uvalde shooter was trans.
The flyer, which had several typos, also promoted conspiracy theories about wearing masks that are undeniably false.
Celebrants in Riverside, Calif., were heckled by protesters spouting bigoted comments and unproven conspiracy theories outside the event venue.
