The website for Gab, a social media platform known for attracting a far-right audience, abruptly went offline on Friday. As of 8 p.m. ET, attempts to reach Gab’s website relayed a message that ...

Almost immediately after Twitter and Facebook banned President Trump in January, Trump began to look for a way to get back onto social media. One possible route: through Gab, a social network ...

Right-wing-friendly social media apps such as Gettr and Gab present themselves as bastions of free speech where conservative politicos and influencers can find refuge from the stifling censorship ...

As Apple and Google crack down on the social media app Parler, conservatives appear to be flocking to another app that claims to "champion free speech." Gab first launched in 2016, and has ...

A barrage of anti-Semitic comments immediately dominated the "free speech" social media website, Gab, just minutes after it came back online with the help of a new domain name registrar.

Gab, an alternative social media network popular with conservatives, the alt-right and some extremists, is surging in popularity after conservative social network Parler was effectively taken off ...

Gab is a social media platform that has become a hot spot for far-right figures like Infowars founder Alex Jones as well as white supremacist and anti-Semitic rhetoric since it launched in 2016.

Gab AI Inc., a social media startup popular with far-right activists, is suing Google over its removal from the Google Play app store.

Gab.com, a far-right social media alternative to Twitter, lashed out at "Big Tech" and called on President Donald Trump to stop Silicon Valley "collusion" against the company.

This image shows a portion of an archived webpage from the social media website Gab, with a Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018 posting by Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect Robert Bowers.

It's a new free speech social media network that wants to be the new Twitter. But it's just as likely to wind up as Gab. Parler: Are Conservatives Pivoting to a New Social Media App?

Gab AI Inc., a social media startup popular with far-right activists, is suing Google over its removal from the Google Play app store.