President Trump considered joining Parler under a pseudonym in the months before the controversial social network went dark, its chief executive claimed in court papers. Trump had thought about moving ...

President Donald Trump considered creating an account on Parler, the social-media app popular with his followers, under the pseudonym "Person X," Parler CEO John Matze said in a court filing Wednesday ...

Former President Donald Trump was prepared to become an active user of the social-media site Parler if it barred his critics — but it resisted doing so, according to an excerpt from an upcoming ...

Before Amazon kicked Parler offline, President Trump considered joining the social media platform under the pseudonym “Person X,” Parler CEO John Matze claimed in a Wednesday court filing. Matze also ...

Parler and former President Trump were in talks to get Trump on the platform, but they stalled after Parler refused to ban those who criticized the former president, Michael Wolff’s book about Trump’s ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Ivanka Trump is the latest relative of the president to sign up to ...

Amazon joined tech giants Apple and Google in taking swift action against Parler, the social media platform favored by President Trump’s supporters, by suspending the app from being active on its ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A growing list of Republican politicians and other prominent ...

Parler, the "free speech" focused social network that attracted many right wing and extremist voices, remains offline several days after the company's board canceled its CEO. The site is staying in ...

Conservative personalities and politicians are flocking to the social media app Parler after Twitter permanently banned President Trump's account Friday. "It appears @parler_app servers are ...

Despite its popularity with his rabid fan base, Donald J. Trump himself never actually joined Parler. The alt social network did reportedly conduct talks with Trump’s team, but he had some strict ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A surge of about 200,000 users believed to be from Saudi Arabia who are frustrated at what they say is censorship by Twitter have helped crash the small social media network ...