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Writer Kelly Weill spends her days reporting on far-right conspiracy theories, but it was a very old one about the Earth being flat that really grabbed her attention. 'I thought they must be joking. But it was serious'

Before court but the point is to intimidate people to change the rule they dont like, banning the book they dont like before anything gets to court. >> piling up a group said of forest of paper. what do they think will happen coming from that? the school districts have to manage even if it is all based on as you say nothing, useless information. the school districts have to manage that. no? >> they have to deal with it as if its real because they dont know. this is an individualized thing. it is...

Smartmatic wants to get MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell's lawyers sanctioned before defamation lawsuits over election conspiracy theories are even finished.

Author Kelly Wiell talks flat-earthers and how conspiracy theories really took off thanks to the algorithms of YouTube and TikTok.

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A journalist investigates the reasons some people believe the Earth is flat and other conspiracy theories. "Off the Edge" by Kelly Weill; Algonquin Books (256 pages, $27.95) ——— Some might

A journalist investigates the reasons some people believe the Earth is flat and other conspiracy theories. "Off the Edge" by Kelly Weill; Algonquin Books (256 pages, $27.95) ——— Some might

A journalist investigates the reasons some people believe the Earth is flat and other conspiracy theories. "Off the Edge" by Kelly Weill; Algonquin Books (256 pages, $27.95) ——— Some might

A journalist investigates the reasons some people believe the Earth is flat and other conspiracy theories. "Off the Edge" by Kelly Weill; Algonquin Books (256 pages, $27.95) ——— Some might

Read an excerpt from Kelly Weill's new book 'OFF THE EDGE: Flat Earthers, Conspiracy Culture, and Why People Will Believe Anything'.