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Elon Musk couldn't be more wrong about Alex Jones: He's a hate-speech monster - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk couldn't be more wrong about Alex Jones: He's a hate-speech monster

Frankly, it’s hard to imagine a more egregious example of what should not qualify as free speech than Jones waging a relentless campaign of deliberate lies about the Sandy Hook school massacre.

Source: nypost.com
Sandy Hook families say Alex Jones' 'time is up' - Vimarsana News

Sandy Hook families say Alex Jones' 'time is up'

In a Tuesday filing in a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Texas seen by The Hill , the families and a committee of creditors said Jones had 'not presented any viable path to emergence.'

Tucson to amp up response to growing fentanyl crisis - Vimarsana News

Tucson to amp up response to growing fentanyl crisis

For Star subscribers: As Pima County grapples with a growing crisis of fentanyl-induced overdoses, it's relying on new tranches of money to amp up prevention efforts.

Source: tucson.com
How Maine bloodbath that leaves up to 22 is among America's ten deadliest mass shootings of all time - Vimarsana News

How Maine bloodbath that leaves up to 22 is among America's ten deadliest mass shootings of all time

Mass shootings have horrified Americans for years with the latest one in Maine thought to have claimed the lives of at least 22 people, these are the most shocking attacks in American history.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones MUST still pay $1 billion in damages to Sandy Hook families - and can't hide behind his bankruptcy protection, judge rules - Vimarsana News

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones MUST still pay $1 billion in damages to Sandy Hook families - and can't hide behind his bankruptcy protection, judge rules

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones must still pay more than $1 billion to families he defamed in the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre and cannot use his bankruptcy as an excuse, a judge has ruled.