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According to a new study, isolation may be the common denominator between those who frequently engage in conspiracy theories.

Researchers from the University of Delaware say that men are more likely than women to endorse and spread COVID-19 conspiracy theories.

People who believe in conspiracy theories tend to possess similar personality traits, including the belief that they're never safe and that nonsensical statements are more profound than silly, a recent study finds.

A new study finds that anti-vaxxers, or people who don't believe in vaccinations, are prone to supporting other common conspiracy theories too.

Fake news is a growing problem, and while many outlets are vigilant in fighting against it, a new study finds that sometimes all it takes is just an implication or subtle hint within news coverage to increase belief and adherence to false facts.

A new study finds that people who are well-versed in the ways of the mainstream media are less likely to believe conspiracy theories hold water.