Beleaguered social networking site Gab was breached on Monday, marking the second time in as many weeks that hackers have gained unauthorized access to a platform that caters to users pushing hate ...

You don't have to like it. But there's nothing you can do to stop it. Gab, the free-speech maximalist, social media network is decentralizing—relaunching its platform for its members on the Fourth of ...

The Internet has a speech regulation problem. To a lot of people (including WIRED), harassment and hate speech are corruptions of the democratization promised by the Web, and websites like Facebook, ...

Gab, the tiny social media website used by the accused Pittsburgh synagogue shooter that has become a haven for white supremacists, defends itself as an unbiased home for unfettered speech. But the ...

The social media platform where the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter found a home for his anti-semitic beliefs came back online Sunday. Credit: Esther Wayne/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images The ...

After Donald Trump was banned from Twitter and Parler was erased from the internet, a mass exodus of the digital homeless began migrating to the self-described "free speech social network" called Gab.

Gab.ai is out of service Monday after companies including GoDaddy and PayPal cut ties with the social network, spurred by reports that the suspect in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting had published a ...

When Twitter banned Donald Trump and a slew of other far-right users in January, many of them became digital refugees, migrating to sites like Parler and Gab to find a home that wouldn't moderate ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The website for Gab, the right-wing social network, went offline and ...

The founder of the social media platform Gab said Sunday the far-right site had suffered a security breach, and lashed out at a group of anti-fascist activists who have begun to share a trove of the ...