Parler, the app that's largely associated with Donald Trump supporters, conservatives and far-right extremists, is once again available for download via the Google Play Store. Billing itself as a ...

The 10-year-old, modestly downloaded “social talking” Parlor app is enjoying a surge of new memberships as right-wingers search for the social media platform Parler, which is inactive and under fire ...

For the last few months, the Parler app had been the talk of the town, especially by people who are finding Twitter and Facebook to be a little overwhelming and sometimes even a tad bit toxic, but as ...

Apple will once again allow users to download Parler from its App Store, the company said in a Monday letter to two Republicans members of Congress. “As a result of those conversations, Parler has ...

Are conservatives ditching Twitter following the election? It looks that way, with Parler, the two-year-old social platform aiming to be a free-speech haven for disenchanted Twitter users, enjoying ...

Parler, the social media platform where Ted Cruz is free to dance naked under the cursed moon in the realm of the possessed, may not be the right-wing free speech utopia of the future. Despite ...

Parler has returned to service people in bringing the "free internet," shortly after the recent announcement of its Founder and CEO who is not with the company to reap the joy and benefit. The free ...

Parler is similar to Twitter in that it allows users to post comments (referred to as parleys) with a character limit of 1000 (considerably more than Twitter), upload images and videos, and follow ...

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"Follow me on Parler" has been a rallying cry by many conservatives looking to ditch what they see as the more heavily-censored, mainstream social media and news apps for alternatives. In fact, given ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Conservative social media site Parler, touted by prominent Republicans as a "freer" alternative to Facebook and Twitter, was downloaded nearly 1 ...