Alex Jones

"There's substantial evidence that ISIS was involved in this," the former Trump official falsely claimed of the deadliest mass shooting in United States history.

A Twitter spokesperson said the company had permanently suspended 18 accounts for trying to help Jones and Infowars circumvent a ban.

Alex Jones has been banned from Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. But all is not lost.

The decision was made after Twitter received reports of tweets posted on Wednesday that violated the "abusive behavior" policy.

Jones and Rubio traded insults and nearly got into a physical altercation outside a Capitol Hill hearing on Silicon Valley's role in aiding foreign influence on U.S. elections.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones had something… interesting… on his phone during a promotional segment on InfoWars.

Imagine our surprise...

Jared Gaut, who has worked at Twitter since 2014, according to his LinkedIn profile, said: "We are not a government. We do not need to be neutral."

Facebook, YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts have recently removed InfoWars from its platforms.

Twitter remains one of the few mainstream social media outlets where Infowars content is active—but for how long?

The radio host is being sued for defamation by several parents who lost their children in the 2012 massacre.

Ron Paul said Silicon Valley social media giants like Facebook and Twitter are censoring "antiwar activists and libertarians" because tech companies are just extensions of the U.S. government.

Twitter's CEO explains why Jones still has an account.

"If you [don't] come out before the midterms and make the censorship the big issue of them trying to steal the election…then they will be able to steal the midterms and start the impeachment," Alex Jones said in a plea to the president.

The talk-show host and conspiracy theorist was currently not in violation of Twitter rules, a spokesperson said.

Several major content platforms booted the Infowars conspiracy theorist Monday.

The social network said the pages used "dehumanizing language" to describe Muslims, immigrants and transgender people.

Tech giant latest company to take actions against right-wing conspiracy theorist.

Dozens of the conspiracy theorists podcast episode are still available to stream on the platform.

Streaming service Spotify faced criticism from users and politically-minded podcast hosts for hosting hundreds of "The Alex Jones Show" broadcasts from the Infowars conspiracy theorist.

"We have long-standing policies against child endangerment and hate speech," YouTube said.

Alex Jones ramped up threats against special counsel Robert Mueller, calling him a "monster," and described shooting the former FBI director.

"The more unpopular the speaker, I think the more likely it is that they say 'get [Marc] Randazza.'"

Kelly Jones said the recent LAX airport run-in between her former husband and Bernie Sanders was just some of the "irresponsible and endangering" behavior her "hypocritical" ex-spouse inflicted on her and their three children.

The InfoWars conspiracy theorist confronted Sanders Monday at the California airport.

"It's time for you to strike back against these THOUGHT POLICE and really shake them up!"

Barr, a devoted supporter of President Donald Trump and purveyor of far-right blogs, also earnestly shared a series of conspiracy theories with her Twitter followers.

Rotondo said he has been making a "reasonable effort" and "doing the best" he can to move out of his parent's home

One of her posts seemingly promoted tearing down a statue of Barack Obama and accused the former president of trying to develop nuclear warheads.

InfoWars host claims he never said the 2012 Newtown massacre was faked.