TikTok will reportedly stay available in the US for at least three more months despite legal questions surrounding President ...

TikTok will live on for at least another three months in the United States, as President Donald Trump is poised to extend a ...

The deadline in effect now is this Thursday, June 19.

In May, Trump indicated during an interview with Meet the Press that he would delay the TikTok ban again, adding that he has ...

The White House insists the US President “does not want TikTok to go dark” and his team is still pursuing a deal with the app ...

“President [Donald] Trump will sign an additional executive order this week to keep TikTok up and running,” White House press ...

This would be the third time the US president has extended the deadline – a potential deal fell apart after Trump launched ...

TikTok users are facing another potential blackout as the deadline for divestment looms, leaving 170 million TikTokers to be forced to scroll on Instagram reels.

TikTok is banned in India due to its Chinese ownership. Trump wants China to divest from the app to avoid a ban in the US.

The US president reportedly plans to issue another order postponing the deadline for a potential TikTok ban beyond June 19.

President Donald Trump will, once again, give TikTok a temporary reprieve as it faces another deadline to sell itself or face a ban in the United States. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt ...