Emily Baker-White

The Irvine Police Department paid extra for an early edition of the Cybertruck that it plans to use for community outreach around its anti-drug program, according to documents obtained by Forbes.

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Under the law, ByteDance would have to sell TikTok — a sale that the Chinese government has said is illegal under Chinese law — or see it banned in the United States as of January 19, 2025. ByteDance, TikTok, and “creators” who post on the app have challenged the law, arguing (among other things) that it violates the First Amendment.

A former ByteDance employee, in a sworn statement filed in U.S. federal court, alleges Chinese police kidnapped and intimidated his father as retribution for an interview that he gave to Western press about censorship at TikTok.

In hundreds of groups across the social media app, women with unwanted pregnancies turn to one another for pills and herbal remedies. Many say they are getting scammed instead.

In hundreds of groups across the social media app, women with unwanted pregnancies turn to one another for pills and herbal remedies. Many say they are getting scammed instead.

For months, xAI met privately with government officials to bring xAI's data center to Memphis, keeping those discussions secret through non-disclosure agreements.

Some employees have argued political posts are good for business and urged the company to loosen its political ads ban Others worry politics could poison TikTok’s magic.

The ads, live as of today, falsely claimed that Democrats plan to postpone the election and insinuated that Vice President Kamala Harris might drop out of the race.

In the last two weeks of the campaign, Trump’s reach surged on TikTok, where views on his best-performing posts far outstripped those of Vice President Kamala Harris.