The group, led by conspiracy theorist Michael Protzman, are trafficking in fascistic ideas that are far more concerning than they are kooky
Trump's disgraced national security advisor said in a recorded phone call that the Q movement was "total nonsense" created perhaps by the CIA to "make people look like a bunch of kooks"
The pillow baron may be the most obnoxious believer that the former president is returning to office soon, but a disturbing number of Americans are right there with him
"These new people are even crazier than ever before." The anniversary of the JFK assassination is always an event in the city — but this year, a new contingent is making residents nervous
Is Keith Richards really JFK, Jr.? Has Mick Jagger been replaced by Michael Jackson? Obviously not. But QAnon theories are spiraling
Though the Kennedy scion failed to appear at Dealey Plaza this afternoon, some are hopeful he might make an appearance at a Rolling Stones concert later
Perhaps even more frightening: Nearly 20 percent of all respondents to the Public Religion Research Institute survey believe the world is controlled by "Satan-worshipping pedophiles"
Couy Griffin, who was charged for breaching the Capitol grounds on Jan. 6, is disappointed the former president didn't follow through on his promise to jail Hillary Clinton
"We have all been kicked off the bus!" said conspiracy theorist Ron Watkins, likening his getting booted from social media networks to Parks' activism
Belief in conspiracy theories is not growing, and it is not a far-right phenomenon, says expert Joseph Uscinski. People have always been this crazy
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