Experts say widespread distrust of government is being fused with the proliferation of online conspiracy theories.

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Originally, we had the two oldest presidential candidates on the ballot for this Fall’s election, but it’s the country’s ...

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Political leaders from various parties, including Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, ...

We should also recognize that conspiracy theories aren’t only narratives that we find online or hear, but are stories that we ...

An investigation is underway after a man allegedly pointed a gun at former President Donald Trump while he was golfing at one ...

Mark C. Roman of Williamsport was among the University of Scranton student leaders from the Political Science Club, College ...

Many politicians nationwide turned to social media to express their reactions of today's incident in West Palm Beach ...