Hello from sunny California. Is it just me or have the first two months of 2025 seemed both incredibly long but also to have passed by in the blink of an eye? The tech world has gone through so much upheaval in just a short few weeks,

President Trump told reporters on Air Force One Wednesday, that there's a lot of people interested in TikTok, and he'll be speaking to China about keeping TikTok alive.

U.S. Foreign adversaries, including Russia and China, may be trying to recruit federal employees who were fired or believe they may be fired.

A whopping 77% of Americans say they remain concerned about continued Chinese ownership of TikTok – even as the Trump administration scrambles to cut a deal to “save” the popular app, according to

“China has always supported and encouraged strengthening ... limiting users to mainly Chinese residents. ByteDance restricts TikTok to foreign users and runs a separate version for mainland ...

Is TikTok use affecting young people’s sleep? A recent study published in Acta Psychologica explored this question and uncovered an interesting link between TikTok and bedtime habits. The research showed that when teenagers and young adults experience a sense of failing to control their TikTok use,

TikTok reportedly laid off members of its global trust and safety team as part of a restructuring – even as the China-owned company fights to stay online in the US.

A new generation of Chinese entrepreneurs, represented by a group of start-up founders known as the "Fantastic Four", are reshaping the global technology landscape and helping China in its rivalry with the US.

President Donald Trump's memorandum announcing new restrictions on Chinese investment aimed at protecting national security are called his most "hawkish" yet on China.

TikTok, including its Chinese counterpart Douyin, in 2024 became the first non-game app to reach $6 billion in in-app purchase revenue in a year.

TikTok has found itself in a position that no other social media app has—a pawn and a bargaining chip used in a trade war between the US and China. The US wants TikTok, but China is not willing ...

Republican Sen. Tom Cotton talks with Tony Tony Dokoupil about his new book, "Seven Things You Can't Say About China," warning of threats ranging from TikTok's influence on children to what he sees as China's military ambitions against the U.