"You know, we feel pretty liberated," The Onion CEO Ben Collins told Newsweek, amid his battle to take over Infowars.

The Onion's relaunch of InfoWars is burying Jones’s legacy with a perfectly weird website that maybe, just maybe, will get you off of social media.

The Onion will this week debut a send-up under its own website with plans to give some of the revenue to families of the victims in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.

The Onion is set to launch its new version of InfoWars. Here's what you should know about the platform.

For two years, after losing a landmark defamation case filed by the Sandy Hook families and declaring bankruptcy, Jones has ...

The nation’s unrivaled purveyor of political satire says it will direct a “significant share” of merchandise sales to Sandy Hook families in perpetuity.

Featuring calls from distraught Whataburger employees and someone we're 99 percent sure was Tim Robinson, the first "Real ...

The Onion, which has been trying to take control of Infowars for more than a year, launched its inaugural parody with a fake ...

It’s not easy to parody Alex Jones, but that’s not stopping the Onion from trying. The right-wing conspiracy theorist behind Infowars, Jones has spent years promoting stranger-than-fiction ideas, ...

NPR's Scott Detrow speaks to Ben Collins, CEO of the satirical news outlet The Onion, about a long-delayed plan to take over Infowars and pay damages in a defamation case to Sandy Hook families.

The Onion's CEO says Jones is holding the site "hostage" — and they're "tired of waiting around." ...

The actor and comedian spoke about his collaboration with the Onion, in which he parodies the far-right host and conspiracy ...