Social media accounts that boost conspiracy theories make a baseless claim that the Clintons were involved in a recent incident at the home of Brad Parscale, President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager. The police report describes a domestic dispute during which Parscale threatened suicide.
Issues: conspiracy theories
California Bill Doesn’t Make Pedophilia ‘Legal’
CDC Did Not ‘Admit Only 6%’ of Recorded Deaths from COVID-19
New ‘Plandemic’ Video Peddles Misinformation, Conspiracies
The second part of “Plandemic” — a documentary-style video that presents a sweeping conspiracy theory about the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, patents and vaccines — landed on Aug. 18, spinning together many of the falsehoods about the disease that we’ve been debunking for months, plus some new misleading claims.
Facebook Post Makes Baseless Claim About Bill Gates’ Family Ties
COVID-19 Testing Truck Logo Depicts an Aardvark, Not Death Deity
Conspiracy Theory on Floyd’s Death Disproved by Footage
Sarah Huckabee Sanders Did Not Post Conspiratorial Tweet
A tweet that suggests a conspiratorial “pattern” — from the protests over George Floyd’s death, to the pandemic, to the presidential impeachment, to the 2016 election – is being falsely attributed to former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. The tweet is actually from an unverified Twitter account that misspelled her name.