Posted august 12, 2024 | reviewed by monica vilhauer.

Webwithin minutes of saturday's attempted assassination on former us president donald trump, conspiracy theories started to swirl online.

Webconspiracy theories seem to be everywhere nowadays—but believing in them can be bad for your physical and mental health.

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