The judge overseeing Alex Jones’s bankruptcy case suspended the sale of his conspiracy website Infowars, ending a monthslong ...

A federal bankruptcy judge on Wednesday rejected a proposal to hold a second auction for assets owned by Alex Jones’ ...

The ruling by a U.S. bankruptcy judge in Houston further complicates how and when Jones' bankruptcy case will be resolved and ...

Infowars host Owen Shroyer is suing news outlets Salon.com and Media Matters for America for misrepresenting his actions ...

The disagreement helped scuttle a previous auction of Jones’ Infowars company, after the court-appointed bankruptcy trustee decided to sell Infowars to the parody news site the Onion for $1.75 ...

The decision complicates a proposed sale of Jones’ Infowars platform, and could spur divisions between families who sued ...

Along with the denying the proposed deal, a federal judge also told the Chapter 7 trustee that he's no longer authorized to ...

A hearing is scheduled on Monday to discuss Infowars' future after a judge rejected its sale to the satirical website the Onion.

In December, the judge threw out the sale of Infowars to a partnership of the satirical news site, the Onion, and a group of Sandy Hook families he defamed.

A business entity associated with Alex Jones’s online shop more than doubled its initial $3.5 million offer to buy Infowars, the right-wing conspiracy website founded by Jones. Also ...