Remember When 2,000 to 5,000 Al Qaeda Operatives Had Supposedly Infiltrated America?
A litany of failed forecasts about terrorism
A litany of failed forecasts about terrorism
'The choice of Paris as the venue of the performance suggests there is a conspiracy against Islam.'
SPOILER ALERT: This story also involves Clown Hunters
A scholar tries—and fails—to rehabilitate the sex-abuse hysteria of the '80s.
A newspaper chortles about dubious Ebola stories while spreading one of its own.
With a new afterword on the post-Snowden era.
The strangest local-government story you'll read today.
How a century's worth of anxieties about America's southern border are affecting the latest foreign-policy crisis.
A talk in Ann Arbor.
Tensions on the populist right
Rick Perlstein's new book shows the strange '70s interplay of skepticism and nostalgia.
What the social scientists and psychologists who study conspiracy theories get wrong.
Get in the weeds, not the sensationalism
Jeffrey Rogers Hummel reviews Claire Conner's memoir.
For the first time since the '60s, conspiracy believers can't even muster a plurality.
The roots and consequences of a deception.
Once largely derided as shallow, faddish, consumerist music, disco has been reappraised as the stifled sounds of cultural liberation. Of course, it could always be both.
A professor tries to rehabilitate ritual-abuse prosecutions of the 1980s and '90s.
Jesse Walker talks about rock-music conspiracy theories on KUER.
Apparently, the government isn't good at designing sustainable social networks.
Sixty years after the Army-McCarthy hearings, we should reexamine some of our accumulated lore about the period.
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