Operation Phobos

The families of Sandy Hook shooting victims are finding themselves victimized once again by Infowars conspiracy broadcaster Alex Jones, the New York Times reported today. Jones, who faces more than $1.4 billion in legal damages for defaming those families “has devised a new way to taunt them...

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones ranted on Thursday that Sandy Hook families and their attorneys "could put a gun" to his head and he "wouldn't back down one inch." Jones has been ordered to pay nearly $1 billion in damages to the families after being sued for defamation...

On Wednesday's edition of MSNBC's "The Beat," The Daily Beast's Will Sommer broke down the significance of the massive judgment against InfoWars webcaster Alex Jones, for his promotion of conspiracy theories that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was staged with child actors...

Norm Pattis, an attorney for Alex Jones, was admonished by Judge Barbara N. Bellis on Thursday after he smeared the character of opposing counsel.

A Connecticut judge imposed sanctions on Alex Jones for his “egregious” refusal to turn over evidence to Sandy Hook families suing him for defamation.

The conspiracy theorist and far-right broadcaster had earlier been found liable for defamation in a rare default judgment.

Alex Jones has been spending tens of thousands of dollars a month while Sandy Hook families wait to collect on the $1.5 billion in judgments against him, according to a report Thursday.

Houston Judge Christopher M. López reportedly ended a stay preventing Sandy Hook families from collecting a $1.5 billion judgment against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones.

(Reuters) - Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has vowed to fight a nearly $1 billion defamation verdict against him, but experts say neither bankruptcy nor an appeal of a Connecticut jury’s findings on Wednesday are likely to salvage his personal fortune and media empire.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones reacted with cheers and fist-pumps on Wednesday as a jury ordered him to pay nearly $1 billion to Sandy Hook families.

The parent company of Alex Jones' InfoWars agreed in bankruptcy court that it wouldn't fight the second lawsuit against him from a Sandy Hook family that was the target of harassment, ABC News reported. It was just a few weeks ago that Jones' company filed for bankruptcy...