Infowars Bankruptcy

Judge Weighs Onion’s Infowars Buyout Amidst Legal Challenges

A US judge is currently deciding the fate of The Onion’s acquisition of Infowars, a deal that has sparked considerable debate. The sale resulted from a bankruptcy auction, with The Onion emerging as the winning bidder. However, Alex Jones and an associated company are contesting the sale, alleging fraud and collusion in the process. This argument, coming from a party that previously moved assets to circumvent bankruptcy proceedings, casts doubt on the credibility of their claims.

The judge’s role, central to the controversy, is to determine if the sale serves the best interests of creditors, according to bankruptcy law. This legal framework is crucial, directing that disputes are handled through neutral arbitration to ensure fairness.… Continue reading

Musk’s X Corp. Sues to Block Onion’s Infowars Purchase

X Corp., Elon Musk’s firm, filed a notice of appearance in Alex Jones’ Infowars bankruptcy case, requesting all relevant documents. This follows concerns raised by a Texas judge regarding the transparency of the auction process, which saw The Onion declared the winning bidder alongside Sandy Hook families. The judge’s concerns prompted a new hearing to address potential irregularities. X Corp.’s intentions remain unclear, though the filing suggests they are an interested party. The Onion’s CEO has dismissed Jones’ claims that the auction was overturned.

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