President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday paving the way for a TikTok deal that could transfer majority ownership of the app to Americans. While it appears the terms of the agreement ...

Sharing the stage with Marcus Lemonis reminded me that vulnerability isn’t a weakness in business — it’s a powerful tool for building trust, connection and lasting relationships. When leaders go first ...

Last week, Donald Trump gave formal approval to a group of US investors, including Larry Ellison, to purchase TikTok.

President Donald Trump posted his first TikTok since the 2024 election. Trump said that he "saved" TikTok, though he once pushed for its ban. The White House approved a group of US buyers to purchase ...

President Donald Trump attempted to curry favor with what he called “the young people of TikTok” on Monday, essentially arguing that Gen Z should be thankful that he didn’t ultimately follow through ...

President Donald Trump insists he found a solution to keep TikTok alive in the United States through a group of investors who will buy the short-video app from its Chinese owners. Photo: Patrick T.

The battle over TikTok in the U.S. has lasted as long as the globally popular app has been available. Since 2019, TikTok has negotiated with the federal government to address concerns of Chinese ...

Lutnick said, “I think Elon Musk had that, he really earned the President’s friendship, admiration, and then in his departure, he expressed a part of himself that was very negative.” He further added, ...

The first time Ravyn Lenae heard the beat for her runaway smash “Love Me Not,” she knew it was something special. She had been working with Dahi, who was acting as executive producer on her sophomore ...

Christians on TikTok are weighing in on the rapture. (Photo illustration: Yahoo News; photos: Kingdom Wealth/TikTok, Tilahun Desalegn/TikTok, romans.ten.9through11/TikTok) The rapture is here — that ...

Women lined up for hours, some after days of travel. I met them almost 20 years ago at contraceptive clinics in Uganda and Kenya. They told me, “This will free me to work and feed the children I have.

Baggy pants, long hair, guitars cranked way past polite volume, it’s like the ’90s never ended. Except it’s 2025 in suburban Rocklin, where five teenage friends calling themselves echost are keeping ...