In a surprising turn of events, X Corp.—the company helmed by billionaire Elon Musk that replaced Twitter—has entered the legal fray surrounding Alex Jones and his embattled Infowars platform. Attorneys for X Corp. filed a notice of appearance in the bankruptcy case, sparking intrigue over their role in the ongoing proceedings.
Meanwhile, in a bizarre twist, The Onion, the satirical publication known for its sharp humor, reportedly won Infowars at auction. The purchase marks a new chapter for the controversial brand, with plans to reinvent it as a parody site. A source told NBC News, “The Onion plans to shutter Jones’ InfoWars and rebuild the website featuring well-known internet humor writers and content creators.”
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The sale, however, has not come without controversy. On Thursday, a federal bankruptcy judge in Texas ordered an evidentiary hearing to examine the transparency of the auction process. Jones, no stranger to the spotlight, took to X to accuse his opponents of foul play.
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