Within hours of his identification, Robert Bowers, the man accused of killing 11 people in a gun massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue Saturday, was revealed to have made antisemitic comments on social ...

Soon after Robert Bowers was named as a suspect in Saturday’s deadly mass killing of 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, his profile and recent posts on the controversial social ...

Days after an anti-Semitic attack on a Pittsburgh synagogue left 11 congregation members dead, far-right social media service Gab is facing intense scrutiny after reports revealed shooter Robert ...

Gab.com returned over the weekend after spending roughly a week offline. A visit to the site Monday revealed things were up and running normally under a new hosting provider, the Seattle-based ...

Transphobic candles, pro-Trump coffee grinds, talking Jesus dolls, and patriotic beef jerky—gaze into the hilariously awful void that is Gab’s holiday shopping ...

Gab.com, the social network site where suspected Pittsburgh synagogue mass killer Robert Bowers aired his anti-Semitic views, was back up on Sunday evening after being offline for a week while it ...

A social media expert explains what Gab.com is and why you may want to pay attention to fringe sites like these even when you’re not the target user. Before Robert Bowers allegedly opened fire at a ...

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. Gab was the social media ...

Gab.com, the website where suspected Pittsburgh synagogue gunman Robert Bowers posted anti-Semitic views, said it was back up on Sunday evening after being offline for a week while it looked for ...

There was a blue check mark next to Robert Bowers’s name, meaning that the social media account was verified. His bio said that “jews are the children of satan,” his banner image a clear reference to ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Gab, the controversial social network with a far-right following, has pulled its website offline after domain ...

The man who allegedly opened fire in a Pittsburgh synagogue Saturday morning, killing 11 people and injuring six, was reportedly a frequent poster on Gab, a relatively new social network that has ...