Onion bid wins Infowars assets in Jones bankruptcy case
In Houston a bankruptcy judge reviews the Infowars sale amid Jones lawsuits and claims of auction manipulation. The Onion offered 1.75 million versus a 3.5 million bid by First United American Companies, with Sandy Hook families agreeing to boost creditor recovery. The trustee favored The Onion, citing greater overall value for creditors.
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Legislatures move to undermine ballot results in several states
After the Nov. 5 vote, lawmakers in North Carolina Missouri and Massachusetts signal plans to reverse or delay voter approved measures. Republicans seek to undercut a Democratic governor in North Carolina while Missouri moves to reverse abortion protections and Massachusetts tempers voter accountability efforts. Critics say such actions echo a broader, undemocratic trend.
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Trump vows dismantling of federal government in new era
Washington insiders describe a sweeping plan as Donald Trump pushes to reshape the federal apparatus. Kash Patel may seek FBI leadership while Pete Hegseth eyed for Pentagon amid aims to curb agencies and shatter the Deep State, with insiders warning of a political clash with established institutions.
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Nvidia Drag on Stocks Dents Wall Street Rally
Nvidia shares slid 2.5 percent amid China antitrust scrutiny, weighing on major indexes as the S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq pulled from record highs. Gains by Interpublic Group offset Omnicom’s drop, while Macy’s rose on activist investor pressure for stock repurchases. Inflation data this week and Fed rate decisions loom.
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