Will TikTok be banned this month? That’s the pressing question keeping creators and small business owners in anxious limbo as they await a decision that could upend their livelihoods.

TikTok is again at the center of political drama, as President Trump announces fresh tariff talks with China, leaving the app’s future in the ...

President Trump’s new tariffs on China have thrown a wrench in efforts to negotiate a deal over TikTok’s divestment from its parent company ByteDance, as Washington and Beijing sink deeper ...

Lifestyle content creator Talia Cadet hasn’t quit her day job, but TikTok has changed her life, she says. The additional income generated from her viral lists of Black-owned products ...

putting the platform’s long-term future in limbo. Here’s everything you need to know about the challenges and opportunities TikTok is facing. Last Thursday, House Select Committee on China ...

Like everything else, TikTok finds itself subject to changing winds of one President Trump. We're sorry, but something went wrong while fetching your podcast feeds ...

“As long as TikTok is in limbo, Trump can keep using it as a bargaining chip in his larger geopolitical trade saga with China.” This story has been updated with additional information and context.

TikTok already existed in a kind of limbo before last week, but now its strange state of in-betweenness is intensified: it is both alive and dead, allowed to persist but technically illegal.

The move was the latest action that has kept TikTok’s future in limbo in the U.S. On Jan. 18, a federal ban prevented people in the United States from accessing the TikTok app. In January, after Trump ...