9/11 conspiracy theories

Screenshot: The Prince and Princess of Wales / XThe Kate Middleton saga has been a boon for tabloids and cat nip for internet conspiracy theorists. Since Middleton had abdominal surgery in January and then failed to show up at a number of annual and/or scheduled events, the internet has been flooded with theories about what might have happened to her. Then came the doctored photos, making things even worse. Despite myriad claims from the royal palace that Kate is alive and well, public speculation persists. I will admit…

Wireless customers with AT&T, Cricket Wireless, T-Mobile, and Verizon all reported outages across the country this morning. And just like clockwork, some folks online pounced on the disruption as evidence of a global conspiracy. What Drew Noomi Rapace to Constellation?Alex Jones, arguably America’s most popular conspiracy theorist, believes the telecom outage is a direct result of Chinese hackers.“Is it a cyber attack? AT&T is being very tight-lipped,” Jones insisted in a web broadcast on Thursday in his typical…

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Image: Carl Court (Getty Images)German authorities dismantled what’s being called a far-right terrorist group that was behind alleged plans to overthrow the government. Police arrested 25 suspected conspirators who had set up and communicated on several channels on the platform Telegram to plan the coup that authorities believe would have likely resulted in violence.Telegram has been a source of concern for authorities who found the app played an integral part in allowing hate speech to run rampant and promote QAnon…

Researchers of a new TikTok study argue that using real-time social media data could potentially allow them to pre-bunk and debunk misinformation faster.Image: Loic Venance (Getty Images)If you ever wondered how long it takes for conspiracy theories to start gaining steam on social media, a study published this week may have a possible answer for you: a little more than one day. A new study from University of Alberta researchers Marco Zenone and Timothy Caulfield documented just how fast health misinformation spreads on…