New York City officials raised a conspiracy theory alleging outside agitators supplied identical tents to student protesters at Columbia University and other encampments, suggesting a coordinated effort behind the scenes.

Missouri attorney general candidate, Democratic Rep. Sarah Unsicker, has accused her former opponents, Will Scharf and Elad Gross, of being Israeli sleeper agents on a mission to destroy American democracy.

This article discusses the complex relationship between Black Hebrew Israelites (BHIs) and Jews, particularly in relation to antisemitism.

Elon Musk has come under fire for approving a post on his platform that propagated a conspiracy theory known as the "great replacement," which accuses Jews of flooding countries with minorities and harboring hatred towards white people.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a Democratic presidential candidate and vaccine skeptic, came under fire for making antisemitic remarks claiming that COVID-19 was targeted to spare Ashkenazi Jews.

Elon Musk recently engaged with an explicitly antisemitic tweet comparing Mel Gibson's physique to Joe Biden's.

This article discusses the issue of secrecy and its impact on democratic governance in the United States.

The podcast discussion revolves around Trump's involvement in the events of January 6, debating whether he allowed them to happen on purpose (LIHOP) or orchestrated them intentionally (MIHOP).

The article discusses the growing danger of the white replacement theory, which claims that there is a plan to replace the white population of Western countries with people of color.

The Pegasus spyware scandal has been making headlines in Israel, with allegations that the Israeli police used the spyware against journalists, government officials, and other civilians.

The podcast discusses whether Democrats risk appearing extreme by overplaying their hand politically in 2022, or if Republicans in states like Oregon are endangering the GOP by embracing conspiracy theories and falsehoods.

The article discusses the recent protests in the U.S. following the murder of George Floyd and how some on the political right have perpetuated an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory blaming Jewish billionaire George Soros for funding the protests.

The "People of the Pod" podcast episode featured discussions on various topics: Eric Cortellessa discussed antisemites blaming Jews for Trump's impeachment, Rabbi David Levy talked about combating antisemitism post the Jersey City shooting, where two shooters targeted a kosher supermarket, while Jacob Magid provided an update on the International Criminal Court's inquiry into the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

The article discusses the rise of anti-Semitism as a racist conspiracy theory, distinct from other forms of bigotry, leading to the violent events such as the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.

The text delves into the descent of American society into a Middle Eastern-style conspiracy-theory mindset, heavily influenced by the narrative around Russian involvement in the 2016 presidential election and the Trump administration.

A new theory surrounding the Armenian genocide suggests that Jews, particularly the Ottoman Empire's Jewish bourgeoisie known as Sabbateans or Dönme, were responsible for orchestrating the massacre as a means to eliminate their Armenian rivals in the region.