American far-right radio host and conspiracy theorist
The Onion is launching a dedicated Infowars parody platform to mock Alex Jones’ conspiracy empire. The initial merchandise revenue will fund the Sandy Hook families, who have not yet received the billions from Jones’s defamation judgments. The project includes shows, branding, and satirical products, signaling a move to convert Obsessions with Jones into a charitable cause.
Since the outbreak of the Iran conflict, Donald Trump has been posting increasingly erratic messages on Truth Social. He has shared AI images depicting himself as Jesus, made inflammatory threats against Iran, and criticized conservative figures who have distanced themselves from him. Experts suggest his behavior reflects a detachment from reality, raising concerns about his mental state and the stability of his administration.
Trump has claimed he has passed a cognitive assessment, while allies and opponents accuse him of political manoeuvring as criticism of his health and approach to foreign policy intensifies across conservative circles and media figures.
A federal lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C. challenges the CFPB’s recent ECOA rule change, arguing it ends disparate-impact considerations and could steer lending toward white neighborhoods, heightening minority access to credit risks. Plaintiffs warn of broader efforts to dismantle fair-housing protections.