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Elon Musk’s X Corp., the successor to Twitter, has entered the bankruptcy proceedings for Alex Jones and his Infowars platform. The filing, dated Nov. 14, comes as a Texas judge questions the transparency of the auction process that saw The Onion and families of Sandy Hook victims emerge as successful bidders for the controversial site.

Harrison Smith, an employee of Alex Jones, discusses how the forced sale of the "Infowars" website to "The Onion" which was widely reported yesterday, has since been halted by a judge's order. In a statement Friday to Variety,

Attorneys for Elon Musks X Corp., the parent company of the platform formerly known as Twitter, have officially entered the bankruptcy proceedings of Alex Jones and Infowars. The surprising legal maneuver has

Attorneys representing Elon Musk's X Corp., the parent company of the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, filed a notice of appearance in Alex Jones' ongoing Infowars bankruptcy case, raising questions about the company's interest in the proceedings.

Now, Jones is insisting that “good guys say they’re gonna buy it,” but it’s unclear if that’s just a self-lie the soon-to-be-former host is telling himself to get through the day; he did amend his statement to: “Who knows if they’re really good guys once they buy it.

Attorneys for X Corp., the firm established by Elon Musk to take over Twitter, filed a notice of appearance on Thursday in the bankruptcy case of Alex Jones and his Infowars platform.

A federal bankruptcy judge put The Onion‘s winning bid for Alex Jones’s InfoWars media platform on pause to further review the bankruptcy-auction process after Jones and his lawyers claimed the auction was improperly conducted.