America’s demand that TikTok sever ties with its Chinese parent, ByteDance, started as a principled national-security policy.

Here’s what we know about what TikTok’s future could look like as the sale-or-ban deadline fast approaches. How did we get here? Then-President Joe Biden passed a law last year requiring ...

He also said he’d consider lowering tariffs on China to encourage Beijing, where ByteDance is based, to support a sale of TikTok’s U.S. assets. More: Who could buy TikTok? Amazon ...

Vice President JD Vance had led discussions on the Tiktok sale for months, courting several American investors — including Oracle and Amazon. The founder of the adult content hosting site ...

Trump predicted that an outline for the TikTok sale agreement could be settled by next week, and he had previously indicated that progress had been made in talks led by the White House.

President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs not only cratered the U.S. stock market, but are now blamed with sinking a TikTok sale his administration had been facilitating for months.

Three Democratic senators on Monday urged the White House to seek authority from Congress to extend a deadline for China's ByteDance to sell TikTok to safeguard the popular video sharing app from a ...

On Wednesday, Trump told reporters he'd consider lowering tariffs on China to encourage Beijing, where ByteDance is based, to support a sale of TikTok's U.S. assets. However, the president ...

In January, TikTok took itself offline for about 14 hours — and app stores removed access to the platform in the United States — after the law’s initial sale-or-ban deadline passed with no deal.