The Onion's Infowars Bid Teed Up for Bankruptcy Court Scrutiny
An offer by The Onion and families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims to buy right-wing provocateur Alex Jones’ Infowars platform will face court scrutiny over the auction’s transparency and the unusual structure of the winning bid.
Attorneys for Alex Jones filed for a restraining order and temporary injunction on the sale of his company Free Speech ...
Jones called The Onion's winning $1.75 million bid "sheer nonsense" because it's half of what the losing bidder offered.
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has sued a court-appointed bankruptcy trustee and the families of some of the Sandy Hook ...
Attorneys for Jones said the satirical website made an illegitimate bid for Infowars and plans to misuse its intellectual ...
Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez expressed concerns about transparency in the bidding process of Alex Jones' site.
The satirical site encourages the public to support Infowars' tradition of 'scaring the site's users with lies' through ...
Infowars was put up for auction by court order. Alex Jones owes more than $1 billion to the families of Sandy Hook school ...
The Onion’s CEO explains their most expensive gag yet — assuming a judge doesn’t block their purchase of Alex Jones’s site.
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