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  • Trump security adviser doesn't rule out continued Chinese ownership of TikTok

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President-elect Donald Trump would not rule out continued Chinese ownership of TikTok if steps were taken to ensure that American users' data was protected and stored in the U.S., incoming National Security Adviser Mike Waltz told CNN on Sunday. TikTok stopped working for its 170 million American users on Sunday after a law took effect banning the app's continued operation over U.S. politicians' concerns that Americans' data could be misused by Chinese officials. Waltz told CNN the president-elect is working to "save TikTok" and doesn't rule out continued Chinese ownership coupled with "firewalls to make sure that the data is protected here on U.S. soil."

  • German ambassador warns Trump will test the US constitutional order, report says

    The German ambassador to Washington wrote in a report back to Berlin that he expects Donald Trump in his second presidency to largely undermine the system of democratic checks and balances in the United States, the German news agenda dpa reported on Sunday. Ambassador Andreas Michaelis said in his confidential diplomatic report that the Trump agenda would rob the legislative branch, law enforcement and media of their independence. The report was made available to several media outlets, including dpa, and was being reported in Germany on the eve of Trump's inauguration Monday.

  • Legacy news on its heels as second Trump era begins, but not abandoning mission

    As Donald Trump prepares to assume the presidency for a second time, he faces a news establishment on its heels — but not flat on its back. Last year's presidential campaign suggested that many traditional outlets are not depended upon, or trusted, nearly as much as they used to be. Incoming power brokers, and their supporters, seek and receive information on friendly turf.

  • It's inauguration eve and Trump is ready to revel in his return to power

    President-elect Donald Trump is spending the eve of his inauguration in a series of Washington events celebrating his return to power and his “Make America Great Again” movement, as he prepares to move back into the White House at a time of deep national political divisions. Throngs of Trump supporters, many arriving from around the country and decked out in their fanciest clothes, including fur coats, filled parties — both formal and informal — at hotels and restaurants close to the White House that stretched into the wee hours of Sunday. Instead, the city is braced for crowds celebrating Trump's second term and MAGA's total control of the Republican Party.

  • More turmoil for Man United and Tottenham but Nottingham Forest's title challenge strengthens

    MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester United's season lurched further into turmoil Sunday after a 3-1 loss to Brighton in the Premier League.

  • First hostages released by Hamas to the Red Cross, British-Israeli expected among them

    Hamas has handed over the first three hostages under a ceasefire deal that has put an end, for now, to 15 months of bitter war in Gaza. The Red Cross said the three women are in good health, an Israeli official told the Reuters news agency. Among those expected to be released was Emily Damari, a 28-year-old British-Israeli woman.

  • Shocking playoff exit could mark beginning of end for Lions' revival, Super Bowl quest

    The Lions' dream of the franchise's Super Bowl appearance came to an abrupt end Saturday, and Detroit could be waiting some time for another shot.

  • Sir Alex Ferguson leads Man Utd tribute to Denis Law at Old Trafford - 'he was an incredible human being'

    Manchester United have paid tribute to Denis Law, with legends laying a wreath, a minute's applause and flags at half mast at Old Trafford. The family of the former United and Scotland striker said he died on Friday at the age of 84. Known by fans as "The King", Law scored 237 goals in 404 appearances for the club.

  • TikTok shuts down in US as ban goes into effect

    TikTok has officially shut down in the United States. The social media app went dark after the US Supreme Court determined that national security concerns outweighed TikTok's First Amendment argument against a law that was signed in April 2024. ByteDance, TikTok's Chinese parent company, also had the option to divest its stake in the platform, but it chose not to despite there being interested buyers. Apple (AAPL) and Google (GOOG) removed TikTok from their U.S. App stores late on Saturday evening before the ban went into effect while Oracle (ORCL) began the process of shutting down their servers. President-elect Donald Trump told NBC News Saturday that he will “most likely” give TikTok a 90-day extension from a potential ban with an announcement likely to come Monday after he takes office. Meta (META), Snap (SNAP) and Reddit (RDDT) stand to benefit the most as users migrate off TikTok. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Jennifer Schonberger reports the latest. This post was written by Stephanie Mikulich and Justin Oliver. Learn more about the TikTok ban TikTok loses Supreme Court battle to stop US ban What could happen to your TikTok app on Jan. 19 TikTok allows for 'organic virality,' content creators say Kevin O'Leary wants to save TikTok for its 6M+ entrepreneurs

  • Manchester United booed off yet again after humiliating home defeat by Brighton

    Manchester United were booed off after slumping to their 10th Premier League defeat of a miserable season as their bogey side Brighton claimed a third consecutive victory at Old Trafford.

  • Donald Trump Launches $TRUMP Meme Coin. It's Soaring In Value.

    Donald Trump launched the $TRUMP meme coin just ahead of his presidential inauguration. The valuation has soared, and he controls 80%.

  • Last British hostage in Gaza freed after more than 15 months of captivity

    British-Israeli Emily Damari has been released by Hamas, her lawyers said.

  • TikTok shut down, but can Trump save it?: Live updates

    Looming over the Supreme Court's TikTok decision is what could happen after Donald Trump takes office. Trump promised to "save" the popular platform.

  • Sophie marks 60th birthday with new portrait

    The picture of a relaxed looking Sophie was taken by fashion photographer Christina Ebenezer.

  • Everton stun Spurs; Brighton claim Old Trafford; Forest edge past Saints

    More Premier League action continues on Sunday, and we'll have all the drama for you here. Keep checking back throughout the day!Final scores: Manchester United 1-3 Brighton | Everton 3-2 Tottenham |...

  • Manchester United vs Brighton LIVE: Premier League score and goal updates as Andre Onana gifts Brighton their third

    United look for a second win on the bounce after a subpar performance against Southampton

  • Dow Jones Futures: Trump Inauguration Looms; $TRUMP Meme Coin Soars, TikTok Goes Dark

    The stock market rallied into Donald Trump's inauguration as president. New $TRUMP meme coin surged while TikTok went dark.

  • Middle East latest: Gaza ceasefire sets in motion release of 3 Israeli hostages

    A ceasefire in the Gaza Strip took effect on Sunday as Hamas released the first three female hostages it held for 15 months of the devastating war with Israel.

  • TikTok Shuts Down In U.S.; Donald Trump To Order Reprieve

    TikTok shut down Sunday to comply with a U.S. law. President-elect Donald Trump said he'll issue a executive order giving the Chinese-owned video site a reprieve.

  • Israel-Gaza ceasefire live: Israeli forces receive first three hostages from Hamas as Palestinians return home

    British-Israeli citizen Emily Damari was among the three reunited with their families after 471 days