The Onion, a satirical website, is set to lease Alex Jones's controversial platform Infowars for $81,000 per month, following a Texas court's provisional approval. This six-month lease, with an option to renew, comes amid a staggering $1.4 billion defamation judgment against Jones for his false claims regarding the Sandy Hook school shooting. The deal involves Global Tetrahedron, a Chicago-based company that owns The Onion, and aims to transform Infowars into a parody of itself. Tim Heidecker, a comedian, will take on the role of creative director, intending to mock Jones's approach to misinformation. The court's final decision, overseen by Judge Maya Guerra Gamble, is expected within two weeks, although Jones may appeal any ruling. Meanwhile, Jones continues to operate Infowars and host his program, The Alex Jones Show. Chris Mattei, representing Sandy Hook families, expressed optimism that this deal could significantly diminish Jones's harmful influence.