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Experts weigh in on how QAnon conspiracy theory gained followers
Watch as experts explain some of the reasons why conspiracy theories, especially QAnon, are taking hold online.
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Watch as experts explain some of the reasons why conspiracy theories, especially QAnon, are taking hold online.
Sen. Ben Sasse called the Astros cheaters, Sen. Ted Cruz faced accusations of closet veganism and Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett enjoyed some wine.
At the risk of looking foolish, analyst Nathan L. Gonzales projects that Joe Biden will beat President Donald Trump on Election Day.
Disinformation campaigns worry nonpartisan election experts more than the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and threat of cyber attacks on US voting.
States are getting little federal assistance as they scramble to find medical grade deep freezers or dry ice for one of the COVID-19 vaccines.
The Senate Judiciary Committee began its confirmation hearings this week for Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court.
A drop in health care costs is projected to keep insurance rates low in 2021, but long-term worries about COVID-19 are raising concerns about future spikes.
Senior writer John Donnelly unpacks some of the most important defense issues that an incoming administration will face.
Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse described the presidential debate as a “s--- show,” but he may as well have been talking about the entire week.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website has a page detailing coronavirus safety guidance for Halloween amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
China’s effort to recruit top U.S. national security officials using social media has reached such a fever pitch that the FBI has made a 30-minute movie.
For Cameron Webb, a candidate for Virginia’s 5th District, sneakers like his Jordans are more than just fancy footwear or an obsession.
Families of servicemembers killed in vehicle accidents are working to rewrite military policies, but they say the Pentagon has been slow to make changes.
“Holy s---, I thought we had better technology than this!” exclaimed Sen. Jon Tester during a partially-virtual Senate hearing.
“The Dukes of Hazzard” actor Ben Jones, a former House Democrat, remains a defender of the Confederate flag, despite the summer’s racial justice protests.
The Supreme Court vacancy highlights risks to health insurance coverage under Obamacare, and Democrats are showcasing that risk in their election campaigns.
As senators barrel toward a fight over how and when to fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat, here's what moves Democrats and Republicans have.
Chuck Schumer joined Jerry Seinfeld for some laughs. It went as well as you’d think. Plus, Jon Stewart, Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler joined the fray.
CDC Director Robert Redfield on Wednesday told a Senate panel that HHS and OMB directed the CDC to transfer $300 million to the HHS public affairs office.
Congress is (kinda) back, so Democrats are bickering over Zoom and the GOP is dodging questions about Bob Woodward’s revelations on President Donald Trump.