📱Trump Extends TikTok Sale Deadline for Third Time
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President Trump has repeatedly extended deadlines for ByteDance to sell TikTok's U.S. operations, with the latest extension pushing the deadline to mid-June 2025 amid trade tensions with China.
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How many times has Trump extended the TikTok sale deadline as of June 2025?
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What law originally required ByteDance to sell TikTok or face a U.S. ban?
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Under proposed sale structures, what maximum percentage of Chinese ownership would be allowed in TikTok's U.S. operations?
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How many Americans use TikTok according to recent estimates?
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What primary national security concern does the U.S. government cite regarding TikTok's Chinese ownership?
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What valuable TikTok asset has the Chinese government indicated it would block from being sold?
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Democratic senators argue that Trump has legal authority to indefinitely extend the TikTok deadline.
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The TikTok ban raises First Amendment free speech concerns for users and content creators.
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