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President Donald Trump has for a second time extended the deadline that would have required TikTok to be sold or face a ban in the US. A bipartisan law passed by Congress last year mandates TikTok ...

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JD Vance may be about to have a defining moment of his vice presidency. Within 48 hours, Vance could secure a high-profile victory by shepherding a deal to prevent TikTok from being banned in the ...

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With just three days until the deadline for TikTok to spin off from its Chinese-owned parent company or else face a ban in the U.S., new potential suitors have reportedly hopped in the running.

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