Farhad Manjoo: With one presidential phone call, QAnon shows its power

Donald Trump is as much a rabid consumer of online conspiracy propaganda as he is a producer of it.

(Illustration by Mike McQuade; photograph by Doug Mills | The New York Times) QAnon, the sprawling online conspiracy network, is at the center of President Donald Trump’s attempt to overturn the election.

| Jan. 10, 2021, 7:52 p.m.

Farhad Manjoo: With one presidential phone call, QAnon shows its power

Donald Trump is as much a rabid consumer of online conspiracy propaganda as he is a producer of it.

RELATED STORIES

Farhad Manjoo: All I needed to survive lockdown was sourdough

Farhad Manjoo: Why should we ever return to living and working so close to one another?

Farhad Manjoo: The hidden ‘fourth wave’ of the pandemic

Farhad Manjoo: We’ve got a vaccine. How do we get people to take it?

Farhad Manjoo: Even in a pandemic, the billionaires are winning

MOST VIEWED

1

Here’s where — and when — you can see fighter jets fly over dozens of Utah cities for America’s 250th

2

Here’s where Utahns can watch professional fireworks — and drone shows — for the Fourth

3

Pete Hegseth’s spiritual adviser longs for a day when Latter-day Saints can’t hold office or possibly even vote

4

Utah wildfires rank 1 and 2 as largest in the nation. Here’s the latest on big blazes.

5

Celebrating the Fourth of July in Utah? Here’s where all the parades, fireworks and festivals are.

Sponsored Story

Drunken Kitchen restaurant is now open to all ages.