Social media platform TikTok gets hope from the Oval Office, with plans to extend deadline. Janson McNair. Canton Repository. Once again, it appears TikTok has been saved by the bell.

TikTok was first identified as a potential national security threat in summer 2019, when U.S. officials approached ByteDance about concerns regarding its acquisition. That turned into a formal ...

Trade adviser Peter Navarro and Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin reportedly had a "shouting match" in front of President Trump over TikTok last week. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump reiterated his desire to see the company sold off through a “joint venture” between the United States and TikTok’s current owners, though his ...

On Jan. 20, his first day in office, Trump ordered the initial delay of a ban after the app briefly went dark - then, in April, he was forced to approve another 75-day delay because a potential ...

President Trump signed a third executive order delaying the ban of TikTok in the U.S. if it is not sold by China's ByteDance to an American company. Trump Delays TikTok Ban or Sale for Another 90 Days ...

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President Trump has signed an order giving TikTok another extension to address the U.S. government's security concerns involving the video app's ties to China.

TikTok just got another lifeline from the White House, with President Donald Trump set to delay enforcement of the sale-or-ban law by another 90 days.