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The growth — and possible decline — of TikTok in America

The potential ban on TikTok in the U.S. left many of its users and influencers in a state of uncertainty for over four years, as various lawmakers and judges deliberated over the...

TikTok announces it’s resuming service for US users following Trump’s expected executive action

TikTok announced on Sunday that it would resume services for its users in the United States, just hours after the platform temporarily went offline due to a federal ban. President-elect Donald Trump...

Ahead of the CFP championship, college athletes question what being treated as employees might entail.

ATLANTA — Kardell Thomas believes that the issue at hand lies not with the individual colleges but rather with the overarching system that has influenced his journey as a college athlete. His...

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Legacy media faces new challenges with the start of the second Trump administration, yet remains committed to its purpose

NEW YORK — As Donald Trump prepares to take office for a second term, traditional media faces a challenging landscape filled with uncertainty, yet...

Chicago in the crosshairs – US begins mass deportations on Tuesday

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is gearing up for what insiders are calling a “big f**king operation.” The raids will begin immediately after Donald...

Impeached South Korean president detained following martial law announcement amid rioting by supporters

SEOUL, South Korea — The recently impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea was officially arrested early Sunday morning following his initial apprehension...

As a US TikTok ban looms, Trump indicates he is ‘highly likely’ to approve an extension.

The deadline for TikTok to avoid a ban in the U.S. is approaching, but users searching for clear information on the implications have not...

Shooter kills two judges in Tehran linked to 1988 execution spree

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — In a shocking incident in Iran's capital on Saturday, a man fatally shot two notable hard-line judges known for...

Judges permit certain Capitol riot defendants to come back to Washington for Trump’s inauguration

WASHINGTON — Following the tumultuous events surrounding the 2020 presidential election, thousands of supporters of Donald Trump invaded the U.S. Capitol. Fast forward four...

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The inauguration will take place indoors. Here’s what you need to know about the updated arrangements.

WASHINGTON — With freezing temperatures expected on Monday, President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in from the Capitol Rotunda, marking a deviation from the...

Promised deportation: farmworkers prepare for the worst to come

With Donald Trump’s inauguration just days away, immigrant farmworkers across the U.S. are bracing for his promise of mass deportations. Legal support groups say...

Standing strong: thousands to march against Trump in DC

The long-awaited People’s March returns to Washington, D.C., this Saturday, just days before President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration. This new rally, rebranded and revamped from...

Over 40 Pakistanis presumed lost at sea after migrant vessel sinks near African shoreline

ISLAMABAD — Authorities are concerned that over 40 Pakistani nationals may have drowned following the sinking of a migrant boat off the Atlantic coast...

As a TikTok ban approaches, users express grief, anger, and a desire to remain optimistic.

NEW YORK — The United States is moving closer to potentially banning TikTok, as the Supreme Court has upheld a law that would block...

Court overturns Obama-era policy protecting young immigrant arrivals to the US

A federal appeals court issued a ruling on Friday that takes aim at an Obama-era initiative designed to protect immigrants who came to the...

Yellen announces Treasury’s plan to implement ‘extraordinary measures’ starting January 21 to avoid breaching the debt limit.

WASHINGTON — In one of her final actions as Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen announced that the Treasury Department will initiate “extraordinary measures” starting January...

Stock market update: Wall Street wraps up its strongest week since Trump’s election with a surge

NEW YORK — On Friday, U.S. stock indices wrapped up a successful week, marking their best performance in two months. The S&P 500...

NYC mayor reveals discussion with Trump focused on employment and ceasefire but excluded legal issues.

NEW YORK — Mayor Eric Adams of New York City shared that his recent meeting with President-elect Donald Trump focused on the revival of...

Trump seeks tax reductions, a goal shared by governors and legislators in various states.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — President-elect Donald Trump has put forth a proposal for substantial tax reductions totaling trillions of dollars aimed at individuals and...

Chronology: Significant milestones in the prolonged struggle for the Equal Rights Amendment

The journey towards the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has its roots over a century ago when suffragist Alice Paul introduced the idea shortly after...

Ex-CIA analyst admits to disclosing details about an anticipated Israeli strike on Iran

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A former analyst for the CIA admitted guilt on Friday for leaking sensitive information regarding a prospective Israeli military action against...

Pennsylvania Supreme Court to address ongoing issue regarding deadlines for mail-in ballot return envelopes

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court announced on Friday that it will review the requirement for voters to include the accurate date on...

Commerce Secretary Raimondo delivers final critiques of Trump and guidance for Democrats moving forward

WASHINGTON — Gina Raimondo, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, views Donald Trump as a president-elect whose rhetoric is marked by aggression, yet he appears...

Barack Obama shuts down divorce rumors with birthday tribute to Michelle

Barack Obama silenced rumors of marital discord with Michelle Obama by sharing a loving birthday tribute to her on social media. On her 61st...

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