News & Reviews:   Donald Trump

The TikTok saga in the United States entered a new twist today as it was revealed that the Trump administration is reportedly working on a plan to save TikTok in the country after its ban. The move, negotiated by the White House, sees software company Oracle and a group of outside investors, including Microsoft, to take control of TikTok’s operation in the United States.

Donald Trump, the new President of the United States, is ready to give Bytedance a 75-day extension to sell its TikTok operations in the United States. In parallel, several parties have expressed their interest in buying the service, including MrBeast, one of the influencers and content publishers on YouTube.

Newly elected US President Donald Trump has launched his cryptocurrency called MEME TRUMP. He announced this through his official Truth account So, what should you know about it?

In case you didn't know, the TikTok ban will take effect in early January 2025 before newly elected President Trump returns to office. In an effort to save TikTok, TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew is set to meet up with Trump.

The ban on TikTok has been going on for years since the pandemic. If you recall, the Trump administration was the first to act on banning the popular social media platform. Now the tables have turned, with newly-elected US President Donald Trump to halt the ban, sources say.

After being suspended for 2 years, Meta has decided that Donald Trump can use Facebook and Instagram once more in the next few weeks. This comes after he was not only suspended from Facebook and Instagram but also supposedly banned for life from Twitter back in 2021.

Yesterday, we reported that Donald Trump is planning to launch his own social media platform due to the result of being banned by Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. However, the Facebook Oversight Board did say they were evaluating his case and here's the latest verdict.

If you have been following news about Donald Trump, you would know that he got banned by Facebook, YouTube and Twitter for breaking their policy. It's now May and these tech brands aren't going to even consider allowing him back, which is why Mr Trump here has decided to set up his own social network website.

If you have been following the news in the USA, Donald Trump's supporters are surely causing a lot of trouble in the Capitol. Initially, we weren't going to write news about this but apparently, Facebook has decided to ban Trump's account 'indefinitely'. This decision was made by Mark Zuckerberg himself on his Facebook post.

You might be wondering who is the lady in the cover photo. Well, she is Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of Facebook. Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump posted a video about children being “immune” toward the COVID-19, and now the video has been removed from his page by Facebook.