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Judge Pauses Onion's Controversial Bid for Infowars Amid Bankruptcy Concerns

The Onion's acquisition of Infowars faces scrutiny as a judge questions the auction process amidst Alex Jones's ongoing battle over defamation damages.

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The Onion's bid for Infowars has been temporarily halted by a bankruptcy judge due to concerns over the auction's legitimacy. Alex Jones challenges the acquisition, alleging misconduct in the bidding process amid a backdrop of defamation damages owed to Sandy Hook families. The Onion aims to transform Infowars into a parody platform, supported by Everytown for Gun Safety, while Jones vows to continue broadcasting his message. The court will review the auction proceedings in an upcoming hearing, raising questions about transparency and fair competition among bidders.

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