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Elon Musk has called on his followers to “fight” five times since Charlie Kirk was killed.

The popular social media app has remained in legal limbo over a U.S. law that threatened to ban it unless it was sold.

The preliminary investigation has the potential to complicate trade talks between Chinese and U.S. officials underway in Madrid.

As part of a plea agreement, James Styner admitted victimizing at least a dozen girls ages 12 to 17 using the online platform.

Beijing launched two probes ahead of talks in Spain this week on trade, national security and TikTok ownership.

Ethan Dallas was targeted by an adult sexual predator on the apps starting when he was 12, according to a lawsuit.

The alleged gunman engraved ammunition with obscure memes, which experts said could signal he was seeking fame in niche online spaces.

Kirk was known for sharing extreme and provocative positions online and in on-campus appearances. His killing has sparked messages threatening violence.

Graphic videos of the shooting were easy to find on many social media platforms Thursday afternoon.

Crypto owners are a relatively small part of the adult population, but there are key splits by gender and other characteristics.

The former employees testified before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law.