From Ol' Dirty Bastard to Alex Jones and Donald Trump, William Cooper's deranged ideas have been felt insanely far and wide.

It's not clear why, but it even works for partisan conspiracies.

Forty-seven minutes after news broke of a high school shooting in Parkland, Fla., the posters on the anonymous chat board 8chan had devised a plan to bend the public narrative to their own designs: “Start looking for [Jewish] numerology and crisis actors.”

The Washington Post broke with recent corporate media practice by daring to raise questions about who killed Martin Luther King Jr., as William F. Pepper and Andrew Kreig explain.

A viral story that's making the rounds online claims Buzz Aldrin, the famous astronaut who traveled with Neil Armstrong to the moon aboard Apollo 11, somehow proved via a lie-detector test to have seen a UFO in outer space. Let's be very clear here: This is flat-out wrong. Here's why. First, the news reports misrepresent what Aldrin actually said. In a Reddit comment three years ago, Aldrin said that, while he did see something shiny out the window in space, he believes it was the sun reflecting off one of four discarded panels from his own spacecraft.

Despite wild claims from the Daily Express, the world isn't going to come to an end today (April 23). Quoting conspiracy theorist David Meade, the Express said a passage in the Bible, Revelations 12:1-2, "suggests the end of the world is imminent, with Earth set to be destroyed on April 23." Right in the middle of the NBA playoffs? How rude.

Declassified US cables confirm the existence of a "national communication and cypher room" at the spy base in the Northern Territory. By Nick Miller.

WikiLeaks just threw some gasoline onto the conspiracy fire. On Wednesday night, they Tweeted: Michael Hastings contacted WikiLeaks lawyer Jennifer Robinson just a few hours before he died...

The mysterious death of a San Francisco "ethical hacker," who was set to give a speech on infiltrating wireless implantable medical devices, has caused speculation that he was the victim of a targeted attack, and has caused alarm on the safety of medical devices such as pacemakers.

Scotland Yard is assessing new information on the death of Princess Diana to determine whether it is credible.

Sixteen years after her car crash in Paris, there's another round of speculation that the Princess's death was no accident. Don't believe it

16 years after the death of a princess, new allegations point to MI6 involvement. And Scotland Yard is taking it seriously

Throughout our history, Americans have been sure someone was plotting against us

Reflexively distrustful, eager to make powerful enemies, the young journalist whose Mercedes exploded in Los Angeles one night couldn’t possibly have died accidentally, could he?

Project Iceworm was the code name for a top secret US Army program during the Cold War to build a network of mobile nuclear missile launch sites under the Greenland ice sheet. The ultimate objective of placing medium-range missiles under the ice - close enough to Moscow to strike targets within the Soviet Union - was kept secret from the Danish government.

Political conspiracy theories may date back to ancient times, but in the modern era they can go from fringe to famous in less than a work week.

Why the best conspiracy theories about JFK’s assassination don’t stand up to scrutiny.

During the half century since President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, you may have heard about a few conspiracy theories. Decades of investigations, hearings, documents, records, books and interviews have failed to satisfy conspiracy theorists with a definitive answer to The Question: Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone when he shot the President?

What the Cuban leader thinks really happened on that fateful November day in Dallas

A Texas real-estate developer is in possession of footage of John F Kennedy's motorcade from that fateful day in Dallas that reportedly depicts a second shooter.

Key points in the government’s version of 9/11 events do not stand up to scientific scrutiny, according to McKnight Professor Emeritus, Dr. Jim Fetzer, a distinguished philosopher of science, who has more than 20 books on scientific reasoning, artificial intelligence and cognitive science. Fetzer formerly taught at the University of Minnesota Duluth and is the founder of Scholars for 9/11 Truth.

An astonishing video posted to YouTube shows what seems to be a clear-cut case of multiple Sandy Hook victims appearing alive after the alleged tragedy.

Conspiracy theorists of the world, believers in the hidden hands of the Rothschilds and the Masons and the Illuminati, we skeptics owe you an apology. You were right. The players may be a little different, but your basic premise is correct: The world is a rigged game. We found this out in recent months, when a series of related corruption stories spilled out of the financial sector, suggesting the world's largest banks may be fixing the prices of, well, just about everything.

A popular Egyptian author has reason to fear the future of his nation, believing that there are forces trying to undermine Egypt and bringing about an insurrection of sorts, and one of the people involved in this global subversion is Jon Stewart.

Prince William is reportedly close to nabbing the ringleader behind the assassination of his beloved mother Princess Diana. The new issue of America’s Globe magazine reveals the mystery man’s name is “Boris,” where he’s hiding with two accomplices and how William plans to bring them to justice 16 years after his mom was killed in a staged Paris tunnel crash.

Iran's semi-official news outlets have something of a reputation for taking conspiracy theorism to the next level. They've written on Israel's secret plans to annex Iraq, the conspiracy by Western media to fabricate quotes by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani condemning the Holocaust and the secret Jewishness of the British royal family. You may notice a certain theme here.

A BBC Trending investigation has found that one of the biggest trends on Twitter in the US - #wearethepeople - involves claims about the Iraqi dinar which the International Monetary Fund has called "completely fraudulent".

With Hillary poised to run, expect conservatives to revive all the old tales: Vince Foster, Whitewater, mysterious homicides, drug money corruption, and dead cats.

Former GOP congressional analyst Mike Lofgren analyzes America's "Deep State," in which elected and unelected figures collude to serve powerful vested interests.

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - About half of American adults believe in at least one medical conspiracy theory, according to new survey results.Some conspiracy theories have much more traction than others,

Half of all Americans believe in that or one of five other medical conspiracy theories

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Since there is now ads running in Toronto and other areas regarding reconsidering 9/11 and put out by the usual group of those who tend to think that something might not be right about what had happened, by seemingly attempting to force the issue about WTC 7 dropping and apparently nothing being said about it in the 9/11 report, I am going to look at whether reinvestigation should be had or not.

Yellow Cube has a discussion with author and 32nd Degree Freemason Robert W. Sullivan IV about Scottish Rite Freemasonry in this part one of three videos. http://robertwsullivaniv.com

On March 21, Guinea’s government declared an outbreak of the Ebola virus. According to a report from the World Health Organization (WHO) the following day, more than 140 people had already died, with a total of 208 clinical cases of Ebola registered throughout the West African country. Keiji Fukuda, the WHO’s assistant director-general, described the situation as “one of the most challenging Ebola outbreaks that we have ever faced”.