Tuesday, Jan 21

Trump's executive order pauses TikTok’s ban, raising questions about app ownership and allegations of content censorship amid ongoing national security debates.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Trump delays TikTok ban while suggesting joint venture stakes; China expresses discontent amid discussions on tariffs and fair business practices.

Monday, Jan 20

TikTok users rejoice as service resumes in the US after Trump pledges support. But looming questions remain about its future and legal standing.

Saturday, Jan 18

TikTok has ceased operations in the U.S. due to a federal ban, with President-elect Trump promising to intervene and potentially allow the app to return.

Friday, Jan 17

TikTok faces potential shutdown as the U.S. Supreme Court upholds a ban over national security concerns, leaving its fate in President-elect Trump’s hands.

Friday, Jan 17

The Supreme Court's ruling to uphold a TikTok ban puts the app's future in Trump's hands as he assumes office amid national security concerns.

Thursday, Jan 16

As TikTok prepares for a potential ban, Trump considers options to keep the popular platform alive amidst national security concerns.

Thursday, Jan 16

As the US prepares to ban TikTok, users are left struggling with limited options and complex legal barriers that may restrict access to the popular app.

Wednesday, Jan 15

China may be considering allowing Elon Musk to acquire TikTok's US operations as a means to avert its impending ban.

Tuesday, Jan 14

With a potential TikTok ban looming, the platform dismisses sale talks to Elon Musk as "pure fiction" while lawmakers seek to delay the ban's deadline.