President Donald Trump is weighing a new proposal on how to get short-form video social media platform TikTok in compliance with a federal law requiring it to divest from Chinese ownership or face an effective ban in the United States,

A deadline looms for the administration to broker a deal that would allow the video app to operate in the U.S.

Trump gave TikTok's Chinese parent company ByteDance until Saturday to sell its stake in the app or face a possible ban in the U.S. Lawmakers had originally passed a bill that set a January 19 deadline for the sale, but Trump extended that by 75 days once he retook office.

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A TikTok rescue reportedly being pursued by President Trump may not fully cut ties between the social media app and its Chinese parent company. But such a deal may survive any challenges due to how the US law was written — and the hold that Trump has over the GOP-controlled Congress.

Trump’s executive orders have spurred more than 130 lawsuits, but the one keeping TikTok available in the U.S. has barely generated a peep

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President Donald Trump created a fresh round of confusion on Capitol Hill this week with his latest scheme to force China into a TikTok deal. With two major deadlines looming — Wednesday for a major tariff announcement,