Sentence examples for publishing conspiracy from inspiring English sources

At the height of the primary, a visibly frustrated Rubio mocked Breitbart's credibility on Fox News, accusing them of publishing "conspiracy theories".

At least some appear to have adopted a favorable stance on Russia after years of publishing conspiracy theories and bizarre news.

Roger Lewis, the controversial biographer of Anthony Burgess, is currently suffering at the hands of what he calls a philistine publishing conspiracy.

Two years after Mark Fenster first published Conspiracy Theories, the attacks of 9/11 stirred the imaginations of a new generation of believers.

The site, however, sparked controversy Thursday by publishing a conspiracy theory involving former President Barack Obama, in a now-removed article that prompted one of its Congressional reporters to quit.

(Developed by Treasure, published by Conspiracy Entertainment; for the PlayStation 2; $49.99; for ages 13 and older).

Under the pen name Carver Greene, Crow published the conspiracy thriller "An Unlawful Order," the first in a new series to feature a military heroine.

Both were published in the so-called King's Book, a hastily written official account of the conspiracy published in late November 1605.

Adapted from a piece originally published at Liberal Conspiracy, April 2009.

Kemp also tweeted an article Monday from Breitbart, a conservative news outlet that regularly publishes right-wing conspiracy theories, claiming that "armed Black Panthers" support Abrams.

Diffusion network for the article titled "Spirit cooking: Clinton campaign chairman practices bizarre occult ritual," published by the conspiracy site Infowars.com four days before the 2016 U.S. election.