The parent company of The Onion satirical news site has purchased Infowars. The Alex Jones-led organisation was bankrupt following being found liable for damages in relation to misinformation related to the 2012 Sandy Hook shootings. This as satirical news website, The Onion, or rather its parent company has announced that it has acquired the formerly Jones-led Infowars publication. To make the news even better, The Onion confirms that it was able to make the acquisition with the help of the Sandy Hook families. The Onion, with the help of the Sandy Hook families, has purchased InfoWars.

New York CNN —Elon Musk, the world’s wealthiest person and close ally of President-elect Donald Trump, met with Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations on Monday, the New York Times reported, citing two Iranian officials. CNN is reaching out to Musk and Trump’s transition team for comment. The reported meeting comes as experts speculate that the next four years could pose a significant test for Iran. Just last week, the day after the presidential election, Musk joined Trump’s call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to two sources. Trump announced Tuesday that Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy will lead a new “Department of Government Efficiency” in his second administration.

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So as the Lakers open their NBA Cup title defense Friday in San Antonio with virtually the same roster as a year ago, it's more than fair to wonder what, if anything, this stretch of games means to them. Guard Austin Reaves, who starred in the NBA Cup final a year ago despite an illness, agrees with Redick. Actually, the prize pool ticked up slightly with all players on the winning team collecting $514,970. "We know it kind of was the hype around us last year, but we're approaching each game — regular-season game or Cup game — as the same," the Lakers big man said. "I don't think just because it's a Cup game that we should change how we approach it.

Yet safe-deposit box customers—who tend to be affluent and middle-aged or older—see them as a bread-and-butter bank service. Some 48% of Chase branches have safe-deposit boxes. PNC Bank said last week that it would open 100 new branches, but none will have safe-deposit boxes. Jerry Pluard, co-founder of Safe Deposit Box Insurance Coverage, says there are about 20% fewer than the 40 million safe-deposit boxes that existed six years ago. BlueVault operates two private vaults in California with safe-deposit boxes.

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In case you had any doubts about whether Jake Paul-Mike Tyson was real, all of those can be thrown out the window. Tyson and Paul had to be separated on Thursday night after the former heavyweight champ smacked the 27-year-old right across the face. Tyson had just completed his weigh-in, where he came in at 228.4 pounds – Paul is at 227.2. Tyson then approached Paul for their final staredown before the fight, and Paul crawled up to his face. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMPaul got a little too close, and Tyson threw an open right hand.

Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin continues to heap praise on ESPN’s Paul Finebaum for his indirect role in “getting me fired” from USC more than a decade ago. In 2013, Finebaum characterized Kiffin as “the Miley Cyrus of college football.” On that same day, Kiffin was relieved of his head coaching duties at USC. “How did someone like Lane Kiffin ever get these jobs?” Finebaum said at the time. Kiffin, who coached Ole Miss to an upset win over the Georgia Bulldogs Saturday, was a guest on Finebaum’s ESPN program Wednesday. Whether we have to be reminded of Miley Cyrus or not.”Ole Miss was slotted in the 11th position in the latest College Football Playoff rankings.

The Buffalo Bills aren’t the only beneficiaries of the knee injury to Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker. Several social media users posted in celebration of Butker’s injury, referencing the kicker’s previous comments on the benefit of women accepting domestic roles as mothers and wives and his endorsement of Trump. One widely circulated post had a caption that said, “Women seeing Harrison Butker get injured,” attached to a video of a television audience standing up and cheering passionately. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAnother user wrote, “Please take all of Harrison Butker’s pain and have it stay exactly where it is.”Some users took the injury as an opportunity to knock Butker’s masculinity. “Any of y’all, Chiefs ‘fans’ that are celebrating the Butker injury because of his ‘politics’ go find another team for we don’t need that kind of negative energy,” one fan wrote.

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Tesla Robotaxi prototype, which it calls the Cybercab and has no steering wheels or pedals, is now heading into Europe for a roadshow as it seeks regulatory approvals on the continent. According to the company, the Robotaxi will be on display across 6 cities in Europe, starting with Paris. Tesla shared the news of the two door Cybercab robotaxi roadshow on its X page with the post saying: “This is the Future of Autonomy. The Tesla Cybercab is has two swinging doors that open outwards and upwards and has two seats with an armrest on the inside. While operating, the Tesla Cybercab is expected to come with wireless charging for autonomous charging in between delivering passenger rides.

Some fans at Stade de France booed during the Israeli national anthem, and minor altercations erupted at a UEFA Nations League game between the two countries Thursday. Before the match kicked off, the Israeli national anthem played, and some “boos and whistles” were heard as it played. During the match, a fight broke out near where the Israeli fans were sitting, with some throwing punches, according to Reuters. A fan displays a Palestinian flag amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas at an Israel-France soccer match Nov. 14, 2024. Israeli fans clash with security staff during a match between Israel and France Nov. 14, 2024.

Fire crews work to contain blaze on New York-New Jersey border The Jennings Creek Wildfire is now 50% contained, with crews setting backfires to keep it in check. The northeast is still seeing severe drought from Philadelphia to New York to Boston.

Severe turbulence forces US-bound flight to make unusual U-turn The Scandinavian Airlines plane encountered turbulence over Greenland and descended more than 8,000 feet before turning back Thursday. It was traveling from Stockholm, Sweden, to Miami.

Trump picks Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead HHS President-elect Donald Trump said he has picked Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine skeptic, to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, he wrote in a social media post Thursday.