Browse Conspiracy Theories

In September–November 2001, letters laced with weapons-grade anthrax spores were mailed to news outlets and US senators, killing five people and infecting seventeen others. The FBI's Amerithrax investigation ultimately focused on Bruce E. Ivins, a USAMRIID scientist who died by suicide in 2008 before charges were filed. A 2011 National Academy of Sciences review found the FBI's scientific case "not as definitive as portrayed."

On 24 November 1971, a man using the alias "Dan Cooper" hijacked Northwest Orient Flight 305, extorted $200,000 in ransom, and parachuted from the aircraft over the Washington-Oregon wilderness, never to be identified. The FBI investigated more than 1,000 suspects over 45 years before formally suspending the investigation in 2016. In 2011, a citizen-science analysis of a partial ransom-bill find and particles on Cooper's abandoned tie produced new leads that also proved inconclusive.

Claims that school vaccine policies are illegal experiments, depopulation tools, or proof of hidden medical control.

Claims that seed oils are a hidden toxin and that detox products or strict elimination protocols cure broad disease categories.

Claims about commercial data brokers collecting, selling, or exposing location data in ways that enable surveillance.

Claims that clinics, regulators, or pharmaceutical companies suppress alternative cancer cures.

Claims that private equity ownership degrades hospital care, sometimes inflated into total health-system control narratives.

Claims that smart meters caused or intentionally triggered major wildfires.

Claims that U.S.-backed Ukrainian laboratories were creating bioweapons, used in geopolitical disinformation.

Claims that contraception, vaccines, or reproductive medicine are covert fertility-control programs.

Claims that conflict footage is AI-generated, staged, or misattributed, sometimes used to deny casualties or assign false blame.

Claims that the April 2026 White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting was staged or allowed to happen for political advantage.

Claims that Artemis II mission photos, videos, or broadcasts prove the lunar flyby was staged or AI-generated.

Claims that vaccinated people shed harmful spike proteins or mRNA in ways that sicken nearby unvaccinated people.

Claims that ballots are routinely destroyed, dumped, or manufactured to alter election outcomes.

Claims that large-scale noncitizen voting changes U.S. election outcomes.

Claims that COVID vaccination causes sudden aggressive cancers at population scale.

Claims that the Maui/Lahaina wildfires were deliberately caused or exploited as a coordinated land-grab operation.

Claims that BRICS currency launches or summit dates will abruptly end the U.S. dollar.

Claims that hidden parasites cause broad illness and can be cured by detox or cleanse protocols.

Claims that FedNow is a CBDC or religious control system tied to mark-of-the-beast narratives.

Claims that the USS Liberty attack involved intentional targeting and later cover-up beyond official findings.

Claims about federal misconduct, cover-up, and militia-era narratives around Ruby Ridge and Waco.

Claims that CIA-linked Contra networks contributed to crack cocaine trafficking in the United States.