The Latest Breaking News from QAnon

The movie is being criticized as a vehicle for conspiracy theories and misleading depictions of human trafficking — landing it in the middle of the country's politically polarized culture wars.

An insightful book about the conspiracy movement compares it persuasively to a self-replicating disease

Michael Protzman told his followers JFK was coming back from the dead. Now they believe his own death is a hoax

Michael Protzman was a supporter of Trump and gained a following over niche opinions regarding JFK and his son

Jim Caviezel stars as a hero trying to stop child traffickers in a paranoid new movie turning into a surprise box-office hit

Michael Brian Protzman, the leader of a QAnon-centric group who brought hundreds of followers to Dallas to await the supposed resurrections of long-dead President John F. Kennedy and his son — tearing countless families apart in the process — died following a crash last month, according to authorities in Minnesota.

Michael Protzman died from multiple blunt force injuries after losing control of his dirt bike at the Meadow Valley Motocross track in Millville, Minnesota, on June 30

David Neiwert offers a necessary and chilling read about American extremists and the threat they pose to us all

Schools and parents are suing social media giants over their "addictive" algorithms. Can that force a reckoning?