In the feverish heyday of the “birther movement,” conspiracy-hungry readers swarmed to a website called WorldNetDaily for the latest on the specious yet viral theory that President Barack ...

He upped the ante in 1997 with the launch of WorldNetDaily with his wife and quickly claimed to have 10,000 visitors a day. Twelve years and two presidents later, WorldNetDaily established itself ...

One new claim about the lab comes from conservative news site WorldNetDaily, which tried to connect Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of infectious diseases at the National Institutes of Health, to the ...

One new claim about the lab comes from conservative news site WorldNetDaily, which tried to connect Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of infectious diseases at the National Institutes of Health, to the ...

“Minister: Obamacare kills African-American babies . . . Sign at homeless camp: Welcome to Obamaville,” the headlines holler at WorldNetDaily.com, an online tabloid that relentlessly skewers ...

During a White House press briefing on Monday, a journalist from the far-right website ZeroHudge, seated in the newly ...

Conservative Web site WorldNetDaily has settled a legal case with a Tennessee businessman after admitting that work it published more than seven years ago is untrue. The amount of the settlement ...

The Associated Press is evil. End of story 10. Other DFO: No. 2 For the rest of the WorldNetDaily news report, click here ...

Ron Johnson, R-Wis., have also promoted the claim on social media. WorldNetDaily's article references genuine reports in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, a database maintained by the ...

How would you characterize the state of the American judiciary? 1. It’s the safeguard of freedom 2. It’s on the frontline of defending the Constitution 3. It’s working the way it’s ...

Mr Farah is an infamous figure in conservative media circles for having founded WorldNetDaily, a far-right website which played a major role in promoting “birtherism” the conspiracy theory ...

In the feverish heyday of the “birther movement,” conspiracy-hungry readers swarmed to a website called WorldNetDaily for the latest on the specious yet viral theory that President Barack ...