InfoWars radio host Alex Jones is attempting to cash in on the coronavirus pandemic by selling toothpaste he claims will "kill" the virus, despite televangelist Jim Bakker recently being sued for ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The FDA has issued InfoWars founder Alex Jones a warning to stop making false coronavirus claims regarding a variety of products previously sold ...

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is hawking a silver-infused toothpaste he falsely claims has the power to kill the new coronavirus. The InfoWars founder claims the product has been verified by federal ...

InfoWars founder Alex Jones promoted a toothpaste he claims federal officials have said can kill coronavirus, which has infected and killed thousands worldwide, despite recent warnings issued by ...

Conspiracy theorist and far-right radio host Alex Jones was ordered by the New York attorney general to stop shilling phony coronavirus cures. Attorney General Letitia James’ office sent Jones a cease ...

U.S. Senate candidate and television personality Mehmet Oz has a history of promoting "colloidal silver," a liquid dietary supplement that includes tiny particles of the metal and is considered a ...

On March 6th, government officials in Austin, Texas, cancelled South by Southwest, because of COVID-19. Although the cancellation would surely save lives, it would also, the festival’s organizers said ...

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’s claim that a toothpaste he sells “kills the whole SARS-corona family at point-blank range” is the latest silver-based bogus cure to come under legal scrutiny. New York ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jason Kempin/Getty Right-wing personality Candace Owens is urging her fans to consume a quack medical cure known for turning users ...

The New York state attorney general has issued a cease-and-desist order to Alex Jones, the conservative radio host, who has made false claims on his website that his diet supplements and toothpaste ...