A judge shut down efforts to revive the sale of Alex Jones’ Infowars assets after two companies expressed interest in ...

The couple have had issues in the past ... American Companies was expected to let Jones stay on at Infowars. Christopher Murray, the bankruptcy trustee in charge of selling Jones' assets ...

A company that wanted to buy Infowars and keep Alex Jones as the host as part of a plan to pay Sandy Hook families a fraction of the $1.4 billion Jones owes them was shut down by a bankruptcy ...

Alex Jones’s Infowars has drawn fresh interest despite ... that it submitted a bid to the trustee overseeing Alex Jones’s bankruptcy for the assets of Free Speech Systems, which owns the ...

Sandy Hook families will stop trying to recover a token of the $1.4 billion Alex Jones owes them by following a marathon course in federal bankruptcy court and instead will go after his Infowars ...

The sale price was not immediately disclosed. Jones said on social media that he planned to challenge the sale in court. Future of Infowars uncertain as judge orders Alex Jones to sell personal ...

Infowars was put up for sale to cover Jones' bankruptcy costs last year. It was briefly bought by satirical site, The Onion. However, a federal bankruptcy judge overruled the sale, and gave the ...

The parent company of satirical newspaper The Onion bought Infowars through a bankruptcy auction in November, but a Texas judge nixed that deal in December, citing a lack of transparency.

Despite reportedly earned over $1million in salary from InfoWars and other sources, Alex filed for bankruptcy and his assets were estimated to be worth between $1million and $10million.