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DiscourseUpdated August 6, 2026

Do the Rothschilds Control the World’s Banks? We Asked ChatGPT and Reddit

We asked ChatGPT and Reddit search the same 20 Rothschild questions. ChatGPT refuted the conspiracy every time; Reddit affirmed it about seven to one.

DiscourseUpdated August 6, 2026

We Measured the Same Antisemitic Conspiracy in Search and in the Feed Where It Lives. What Does Each One Say?

A study of the conspiracy-of-power trope in two places: the top of search debunks it, while the conspiracy community where it lives affirms it about six times as often.

ExplainerUpdated August 6, 2026

What Is Antisemitism? Reading the Language It Hides In

Antisemitism is mostly written in code, not slurs. This guide decodes the coded lexicon, shows how it evades detection, and tracks its measured rise.

Trend AnalysisUpdated August 6, 2026

Which Antisemitic Narratives Are Gaining Search Attention?

A first reading of the Institute’s search-attention tally: searches for the great replacement rose about 240% year over year, anti-Zionism about 209%.

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The Hanover Institute for Public Policy studies the inputs fueling antisemitism in the United States and publishes what the evidence shows. Its work is content analysis, computational social science, and other data-driven research, and its reports take no policy positions.

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