In a twist that could only be dreamed up by an absurdist comedy writer, satirical news powerhouse The Onion has officially acquired Alex Jones' controversial media platform Infowars in a bankruptcy auction. Yes, you read that right! As the lines between satire and reality blur even further, this unexpected merger raises eyebrows and laughter alike. What does this mean for both brands—and for the future of information dissemination? Buckle up as we dive into the surreal world where parody meets conspiracy theories, exploring how The Onion plans to handle its new acquisition while staying true to its roots of humor and critique. Get ready for a wild ride through headlines that are sure to leave you questioning what's real and what's just another punchline!
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