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Anti-immigration protests across Australia, including neo-Nazi groups, led to clashes, injuries, and police intervention. Politicians condemned the rallies as racist, citing misinformation and societal fears fueling extremism. The events highlight rising far-right activity and ongoing debates on immigration policy.
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Alex Jones is appealing a Connecticut court's default judgment that found him liable for defamation related to his claims about the Sandy Hook shooting. The appeal challenges the court's decision to impose a large damages award without a full trial, citing First Amendment protections and procedural concerns. The case remains ongoing as Jones seeks to overturn the ruling.
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A senior DOJ official withdrew a request for information about FBI agent William Aldenberg's role in a $1.4 billion defamation lawsuit against Alex Jones. The inquiry, initially probing potential conflicts of interest, was retracted after public and legal scrutiny. Aldenberg, a responder to the 2012 school shooting, was awarded around $90 million in damages.
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The US Supreme Court has refused to hear Alex Jones' appeal in a landmark defamation case related to Sandy Hook. The case involves a $1.4 billion judgment against Jones for calling the shooting a 'false flag' and accusing victims' families of being crisis actors. Jones declared bankruptcy and faces ongoing legal and financial challenges.