The satirical news publication The Onion won the bidding for Alex Jones' Infowars at a bankruptcy auction, backed by families ...

The Onion hopes to reopen the Infowars website in January as a parody of Jones and other conspiracy theorists.

Jones and a lawyer for First United American Companies allege Murray improperly selected The Onion's bid and unexpectedly changed the sale process on Monday after the sealed bids were submitted, by ...

A federal bankruptcy judge put The Onion‘s winning bid for Alex Jones’s InfoWars media platform on pause to further review ...

CARUSONE: He's not. Now temporarily, he'll be able to for a little while, while the judge halts this and they review this, but he's been putting it under — up under a new banner, a new news network ...

Plus, a satire site sets its sights on Alex Jones, Virginia’s gubernatorial election heats up and Bluesky seems ready to ...

One need to look no further than the Onion’s leading editorial Friday to see why Infowars has a bright future in the comedic ...

Infowars began as a website and a public access TV program ... START HERE: I don't think that's true. I think that is parody. COLLINS: No, it's look, it's, I agree with you. It's a small price to pay, ...

The Onion's bid for Alex Jones's Infowars came together with help from Sandy Hook families. It's paused after a bankruptcy ...

Satirical outlet the Onion’s acquisition of Alex Jones ’s InfoWars has been paused by a federal bankruptcy judge after lawyers for Jones and his company complained about how the auction proceeded.