conspiracy theories

That's right, you're sweating bullets and have your ticket or artist website pulled up, credit card in hand ready to buy tickets the SECOND they go on sale. You sign in and feverishly type in numbers and Captchas only to be mortified to find that the best seats you could get are several rows back. What??

When I was a kid, I used to look up and wonder what that cloudy trail was that followed airplanes tracking high up in the sky. Well now I know as I hang out there regularly, but there is a conspiracy theory that's been picking up some major speed lately

As our nation mourns on the loss of American lives in Washington, D.C. on September 16th, still a lot of questions remained unanswered why the shootings took place. Already, only hours after the shooting, conspiracy theories have begun to float around the internet, as they seem to do after every major tragedy. One such conspiracy theory is targeting The Daily Courier of Kelowna, British Columbia.

I never 'like' anything on Facebook but recently found former Star Trek actor George Takei's posts so compelling and funny that I liked him so I wouldn't miss a post! Well, the cat's out of the bag, George Takei online isn't really the man himself

According to a new study out of Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey, 63% of Americans said they believe in at least one political conspiracy theory. That's nearly two-thirds! Two thirds of people are believing that our government has secrets to hide. What are they hiding? Here's what could be the top political conspiracy theories of all time, and they all happened in the past 100 years: R