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Conspiracy Theories and Social Media Dominate US Politics

Conspiracy Theories and Social Media Dominate US Politics

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The White House held influencer briefings featuring QAnon conspiracy theorists and a person previously banned from X for posting child sexual abuse imagery. Meanwhile, Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, active on X, faces criticism for prioritizing social media over her duties, while her division experiences mass departures. Separately, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., as HHS secretary, indicated he might investigate 'chemtrails,' despite scientific consensus attributing the phenomenon to jet fuel exhaust.

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