Will Sommer

VDARE posted conspiracy theories about the coronavirus and “hate speech about Asian Americans,” according to Facebook.

Tim Pool’s disgruntled ex-partners say he used a cat as a bargaining chip in an ugly business negotiation. Pool says he’s innocent.

QAnoners flooded her hospital with hundreds of phone calls and even some death threats, demanding that she receive ivermectin.

Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters briefly became a star on the right when she appeared at MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s “cyber-symposium” on voter fraud.

Cirsten Weldon told her fans not to get vaccinated and wanted Dr. Anthony Fauci executed. She just died of COVID.

The former president is increasingly trending from Q curious to Q positive.

A former Project Veritas employee reveals online-dating stings, hidden-camera tactics.

The move comes after a shocking wave of protests over the country’s ‘Covid Zero’ policy.

The world of indie romance has been upended by allegations that an author faked her own suicide and now wants to return like nothing happened.

The Trump-friendly Freedom Phone has imploded over allegations of $10,000 video game shopping sprees. Phone buyers were left with broken “paperweights,” according to its founder.

Elon Musk’s favorite anti-trafficking advocate has set off a war in right-wing circles after Twitter banned some of her critics—and her own friends are poking holes in her story.

Elon Musk’s favorite anti-trafficking advocate has set off a war in right-wing circles after Twitter banned some of her critics—and her own friends are poking holes in her story.

Employees allege O’Keefe wasted money on his theater dreams, berated staff, and even took a sandwich from a pregnant woman.

“Cactus artist” Marlene Bourne claims she might be a ghost and Antonin Scalia was hunted for sport. Her ideas got airtime on Fox News.

Randy McNally, whose state senate passed laws against gender-affirming care and drag shows, has “liked” racy pictures of gay men and trans women for years on his official account.

“I apologize for any inappropriate messages sent over the years,” said Ali Alexander, an ally of former President Trump and white nationalist Nick Fuentes.