Update at the end.
Infowars has officially shut down. If you go to the website, you will see two words, “off air.” He lost his business and the name of the company after his on air discussions of the Sandy Hook massacre of young school children.
Alex Jones’ Infowars has officially shut down. pic.twitter.com/5T1xMxYDG1
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) May 1, 2026
At noon today, he began his new show, the Alex Jones Network Live on X.
ALEX JONES RETURNS: Less Than A Day After A Soros/Democrat Party-Run Court Order Shut Down Infowars, Alex Jones & Crew Return LIVE To The Airwaves With The Launch Of The Alex Jones Network At 12 Noon Eastern Time! Tune In NOW For Information The Tyrants Fear!…
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) May 1, 2026
ALEX JONES RETURNS: Less Than A Day After A Soros/Democrat Party-Run Court Order Shut Down Infowars, Alex Jones & Crew Return LIVE To The Airwaves With The Launch Of The Alex Jones Network At 12 Noon Eastern Time! Tune In NOW https://t.co/7QWlm9tzYB
— Alex Jones Network (@AJNlive) May 1, 2026
After 27 years, Infowars’ website has officially been taken offline after a legal fight with satire website The Onion. The Onion will now lease the site and mock Jones and possibly all conservatives using the same name.
Nearing the end of his final sign-off on Thursday, Jones gave a toast: “We commit ourselves to God in this holy fight. We are committed, and if God stands with us, who can stand against us?!”
“Thank you for everything you built with InfoWars, Mr. Jones. We know you won’t stop fighting for the Truth,” the John Birch Society said on X.
He did not win his case for free speech in court, nor did he win the court battle against the Onlon. He says his fight is not over.
Update via The Hill
The Texas Third Court of Appeals late Wednesday approved conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’s appeal to pause the satirical outlet The Onion from taking over Infowars.
The court stayed the turnover order after The Onion reached a deal to be taken over last week. The next hearing on the matter is set for May 28. The appeals court decision put a halt to a scheduled Thursday hearing on whether the outlet’s deal would be approved by a state receiver.
The agreement would give The Onion temporary authority over Infowars and use its trademarks. Infowars faces liquidation from the state receiver as a result of more than $1 billion in defamation lawsuit judgments that Jones owes to relatives of victims killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting in Connecticut in 2012.
He appealed the judgments to the Supreme Court, but the Court declined to hear the case.
Drudge Report, which is still a free speech site, is driving traffic to Jones’s new site, Alex Jones Network Live dot Com.