A Texas federal judge has thrown a major wrench into the sale of Alex Jones’ media company, InfoWars, and people are talking about it. This comes after Jones, the controversial figure known for spreading conspiracy theories, was forced to declare bankruptcy. The sale was supposed to help him pay off
In an unexpected turn of events, satirical news outlet The Onion has teamed up with the U.S. gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety to buy InfoWars, the controversial website founded by right-wing commentator Alex Jones. Jones had to sell his company to pay off the huge legal debts he
Lawyers working on behalf of the Sandy Hook families, who were awarded a $1.4 billion judgment against Alex Jones, are now taking serious steps to get that money. They’ve asked a Texas court to appoint a “receiver” to take control of any new income or assets Jones might acquire. This
On Friday, US Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez in Houston ordered Alex Jones to sell his assets to contribute to the $1.5 billion in damages owed to Sandy Hook families, marking a significant development in the ongoing litigation. On Friday, a bankruptcy judge in Houston, Texas, gave Infowars founder Alex Jones
A US Jury has ordered Alex Jones to pay $45.2 million over his claims regarding the Sandy Hook massacre and his assertion that it was a hoax. The parents of the schoolchildren murdered in the 2012 shooting are set to receive the money.
Alex Jones was struck with default judgements in Connecticut and Texas after failing to hand over financial records. Subsequently, Alex Jones has filed for bankruptcy following multiple lawsuits.
