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In July, Twitter—after years of unheeded warnings—removed from its platform more than 7,000 accounts that were tweeting conspiracy theories from the QAnon universe, a move estimated to have affected more than 150,000 accounts related to those that were purged.

Laura Ingraham took to her primetime program on Fox News last night to defend conspiracy theorists, extremists, and an unabashed neo-Nazi as “prominent voices” in the conservative movement that have been supposedly “censored on social media.” A graphic produced by Fox News featur

Many Religious Right leaders preach that Donald Trump was anointed by God and put in the White House by divine intervention, so perhaps it’s not so surprising that they are so willing to portray Trump’s opposition in starkly contrasting terms.

Right-wing media has gone into overdrive defending Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh against allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman in high school. Yesterday, it was reported that Christine Blasey Ford told the Washington Post that she had penned a letter to Sen.