Controversial social-media app Parler has come back online after more than a month without service. The Twitter-like app was a favourite among supporters of former US President Donald Trump and ...

Social media app Parler has become all the rage lately among a certain brand of conservative: namely pro-Trump supporters who refuse to accept that Joe Biden won the presidency. The app touted by ...

Parler styles itself as an "unbiased" social media app and has proved popular with people banned from Twitter Apple is to allow the controversial social media app Parler, a popular platform with ...

Parler is billing itself as a free-speech alternative to Twitter. But can it attract wider support beyond its growing conservative users? Photo: Parler WSJ Current Features explore stories tied to ...

Saturday, Apple suspended social media app Parler from the App Store. The move followed Google’s removal of the Android version of the app from the Play Store on Friday and happened at roughly the ...

Parler returned to Apple's App Store on Monday after it had been kicked off following the January 6 Capitol Siege. Apple announced last month that it had approved several changes to the app ...

Apple has blocked an attempt by Parler, the social-media app popular with the far-right, to get back on the App Store, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. Bloomberg reported that in late February ...

following Google and Apple bans of the mobile Parler app. Parler has become increasingly more popular with conspiracy theorists and right-wing activists, including people who may have used the ...

(Reuters) - U.S. rapper Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, has agreed in principle to buy social media platform Parler, which is popular among U.S. conservatives, the app's parent company said on Monday.

Big tech’s decision to ban the Parler app and block outgoing US President Donald Trump is stoking support for alternative social networking sites and apps that bill themselves as promoting free ...

As a mob smashed its way into the US Capitol, calls for an armed revolution echoed through Parler and Gab, conservative-leaning social media apps. "Hold your ground!!! Keep the ground you have gained.