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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

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

An image on social media purports to show proof of a flat Earth.

An episode airing next week which will be filmed in London will feature individuals in the audience who are unvaccinated. The show wanted to represent the views of the unjabbed adult population.

Photos that appear to show clouds behind the sun are the result of an optical illusion

If you’ve ever tried to convince a Flat Earth believer that the Earth is round, you know what an impossible task that is … not even sharing a pizza and a cheese ball during the ‘discussion’ (if you’re so lucky to keep it at that level) will persuade them. Perhaps you were using the wrong... Read more »

Columnist says a year later, many more believe Trump won in 2020.

A science philosopher's new book, 'How to Talk to a Science Denier,' explores the research into the best ways to engage with people who anti-scientific views.

Of all the conspiracy theories that litter the Internet, the flat Earth conspiracy is quite possibly the most curious. Heres a look at what flat-earthers believe and why.

Libertarian-conservative Sen. Rand Paul noted in recent days that it's become obvious to him that the Biden regime and the deep state Marxists who are propping it up are using COVID-19 as a [...]