A study of conspiracy theorists shows that conspiratorial ideation is actually a political, not a logical matter.

Anti-vaccine activists funded the most complete and thorough study of vaccine safety done to their exact specifications. Now they're livid because it found nothing even remotely concerning.

Alex Jones and his fan club are apparently convinced that the drought in California is a sinister New World Order experiment.

Hersh's wild tale of bin Laden's death somehow manages to make virtually every detail utterly implausible with the slightest research into it.

The idea that Jade Helm is a dress rehearsal for a military takeover of America is just a rehash of conspiracy radio's greatest hits. So why are so many pundits trying to justify conspiracy theorists' fears?

Have you ever felt there was something off about mornings? That something about early hours and industries catering to its victims didn't quite add up? So did I...

Even before her presidential campaign begins in earnest, Hillary Clinton appears to have the ufologist vote locked up...

Sex sells, especially when it's part of a conspiracy theory that wouldn't make any sense without it. Or much with it, to be honest...

You can try to convince fervent conspiracy theorists that they're wrong, or you could do something more productive, like talking to a brick wall.

The Illuminati's next target in their sinister plans to subjugate the world? Your cozy all-American McMansion and white picket fence suburb...

Alt med ghoul Mike Adams has a perfect culprit behind school shootings and as per usual, gets every detail absolutely wrong.

Right wing conspiracy theorists are really, really, really invested in a New World Order plot they believe is outlined in a document called Agenda 21...

Secret and occult societies make easy targets for conspiracy theorists. But there's a good reason why so many seem to exist at any given point, and it has nothing to do with world conquest.

With the Soviet space program often shrouded in secrecy, there are many tales of cosmonauts whose grim fates were deliberately omitted from the country's history.

Hyperventilating conspiracy theories used to be fringe phenomena on the internet look on as curiosities. Now, they're being incorporated into the GOP platform.