An Ohio couple has been unmasked as leaders of the neo-Nazi “Dissident Homeschool” Telegram channel that distributes lesson plans to 2,400 members.

Chaya Raichik amassed millions of followers by going after queer people and the doctors and teachers who support them. And now, she’s speaking at CPAC.

“I don't know how to help someone that far gone.”

A 50-state survey found that a disturbing number of young Americans have bought into Holocaust denial conspiracy theories that have spread like wildfire on social media.

“Let's find out if he has children... where they go to school, where they live... EVERYTHING,” one person wrote on a message board where the judge’s address was posted.

“Just buying more ammo,” one Trump supporter posted in a right-wing messaging board.

Researchers and journalists have been blocked on X from sharing the alleged identity of the neo-Nazi cartoonist Stonetoss.

They are investigating a group that advocates white supremacist ideologies with the aim to make sure the children they teach “become wonderful Nazis.” 

Dominion Voting Systems' 124-page lawsuit says the pro-Trump lawyer's disinformation campaign caused major reputational damage and death threats to its employees.

A woman who has devoted the last five years of her life fighting a non-existent secret cabal of pedophiles, says her convicted child sex abuser son needs protection.

Earlier this week, Musk attacked George Soros, who he compared to X-Men super villain Magneto, and said he wanted to “erode the very fabric of civilization.”

What an improbable coincidence!

An Ohio couple has been unmasked as leaders of the neo-Nazi “Dissident Homeschool” Telegram channel that distributes lesson plans to 2,400 members.

Researchers and journalists have been blocked on X from sharing the alleged identity of the neo-Nazi cartoonist Stonetoss.

Following last week’s riots in Dublin, an alliance between far-right, anti-immigration influencers in the US and Ireland continues to grow.

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

An Ohio couple has been unmasked as leaders of the neo-Nazi “Dissident Homeschool” Telegram channel that distributes lesson plans to 2,400 members.

An Ohio couple has been unmasked as leaders of the neo-Nazi “Dissident Homeschool” Telegram channel that distributes lesson plans to 2,400 members.

An Ohio couple has been unmasked as leaders of the neo-Nazi “Dissident Homeschool” Telegram channel that distributes lesson plans to 2,400 members.

An Ohio couple has been unmasked as leaders of the neo-Nazi “Dissident Homeschool” Telegram channel that distributes lesson plans to 2,400 members.

Doug Kuzma, 61, used his show to push an array of conspiracy theories ranging from QAnon to COVID denial and election fraud lies.

On far-right forums, there’s been a significant spike in ultra-violent rhetoric, with users posting threats against specific teachers.

Une agence de communication aux contours très flous a contacté des vidéastes français, leur proposant une rémunération pour produire du contenu trompeur sur le vaccin.

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

“My sister may be too far gone, but it's not too late to bring awareness to others. Do not fall into this trap.”

The pandemic has led to explosive growth for the QAnon conspiracy, not just in the U.S., but internationally.

Caroline Farrow tweeted the home address of a trans activist she’s spent years harassing online.

Dolores Cahill is a scientist-turned-anti-vaxxer who has falsely claimed that wearing a mask lowers a child’s IQ.

A new report finds violent militia groups have become “key” spreaders of vaccine misinformation on the platform.

A report claims that accounts associated with the suspect suggested that he was also ready to join a militia.

The new county auditor’s belief in baseless conspiracy theories was not secret or hidden.

The fact that the conference was likely a COVID outbreak and superspreader event has been almost entirely ignored.

A former CIA officer turned conspiracy theorist who claimed to be the first to call COVID-19 a hoax has died from COVID-19.

By presenting unverified data as fact, OpenVAERS has become one of the most powerful tools in the anti-vaxxer community.

If someone you love believes in QAnon, the holidays present a good opportunity to intervene. Here's how.

A massive data dump of emails, texts, and documents show Trump’s allies were heavily involved in the bogus Arizona audit.

The pro-Trump lawyer asked an ‘Army of Patriots’ on Telegram to dig up dirt on officials who will decide whether he is disbarred or not.

Researchers and journalists have been blocked on X from sharing the alleged identity of the neo-Nazi cartoonist Stonetoss.

“President Trump himself is making it UNDENIABLE that he is 100% aligning with the Q operation,” one QAnon follower said.

“Let's find out if he has children... where they go to school, where they live... EVERYTHING,” one person wrote on a message board where the judge’s address was posted.

Danny Lemoi took a daily dose of veterinary-grade ivermectin and told his thousands of followers to give the drug to children. He died of a common side effect of the medication.

Until today, the neo-Nazi’s podcasts were available on Spotify and Audible.

Twitter says it has “a zero-tolerance child sexual exploitation policy.” Musk apparently doesn’t.

Groups like True the Vote and Michael Flynn’s America Project want to mobilize thousands of Trump supporters by pushing baseless claims about election fraud—and are rolling out new technology to...

People who have turned to X for breaking news about the Israel-Hamas conflict are being hit with old videos, fake photos, and video game footage at a level researchers have never seen.

In an email to VICE News, the Ohio Department of Education appears to have concluded their investigation into the neo-Nazi homeschool network and determined the group did nothing wrong in light of...

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

Santa Barbara surf instructor Matthew Coleman confessed to killing his children last year, telling the FBI he thought they would “grow into monsters.”

The Stop the Steal-QAnon-MAGA-8chan singularity has been achieved in Colorado.

“Let's find out if he has children... where they go to school, where they live... EVERYTHING,” one person wrote on a message board where the judge’s address was posted.

Many QAnon believers went to Dallas this week on the word of Michael Brian Protzman, who tens of thousands of loyal followers know as Negative48.

The Cybersecurity for Democracy project had been tracking vaccine disinformation and revealing how Facebook's political ad program works.

Social media accounts, Kremlin-backed websites, and Telegram channels are all working in coordination to post false allegations about Alexei Navalny’s widow.

VICE News talked to dozens of people whose lives have been affected by QAnon and found that there is no such thing as a typical Q follower.

IET, a leading and hugely antisemitic voice in the Q community, has gone to great lengths to conceal his identity, which VICE News can now reveal.

Across the United States, Moms for Liberty chapters have forged close relationships with far-right extremist groups.

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

In sworn testimony before the Jan. 6 committee, Jim Watkins claimed QAnon was invented by George Soros and Media Matters.

After leaving Texas, members of the Take Our Border Back convoy livestreamed their harassment of migrants in Arizona and California.

Hundreds of thousands of Facebook users saw Jones' lies about a stolen election, even though Jones himself has been banned from Facebook.

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

A rapper known as Pryme Minister has offered the use of a property near the city, so they can have a permanent headquarters in “the promised land.”

The Duke of Edinburgh died of natural causes, but QAnon believers are sharing the rumor that he died as a result of being vaccinated against COVID-19.

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

He posted anti-gay and antisemitic conspiracy theories, and followed and reposted Jordan Peterson and Matt Walsh.

A false conspiracy wildly claims, in some extreme cases, that Meghan Markle's children do not even exist.

The ‘For God & Country: Patriot Roundup’ event had Michael Flynn calling for a military coup and Roger Stone’s social media adviser calling for Hillary Clinton’s execution.

X is promoting Community Notes to solve its disinformation problems, but some former employees and people who currently contribute notes say it’s not fit for that purpose.

Moms for Liberty has targeted teachers, administrators, parents, and school board members, orchestrating harassment campaigns that have left people fearing for their safety—and in some cases, their...