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Move comes after President-elect says he planned to sign an executive order after his inauguration to give China-based parent company more time to work out a deal to keep the ban from becoming permanent
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Displaying anti-Trump posters and banner, the protestors raised slogans against the next President, people have gathered in Washington
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“President-elect Donald Trump has said to advisors he wants to travel to China after he takes office, according to people familiar with the discussions, seeking to deepen a relationship with Xi Jinping strained by the president-elect's threat to impose steeper tariffs on Chinese imports”
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Trump's celebration of his return to power was set to get underway with a fireworks showcase at his Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, about 30 miles outside Washington
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In an NBC News interview, Trump said on Saturday that he hadn't made a decision yet but was considering giving TikTok a reprieve after his inauguration on Monday.
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Though slower than the year before but in line with Beijing’s target of around 5% growth, helped by strong exports and recent stimulus measures
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Joe Biden won't enforce a ban on the social media app TikTok that is set to take effect a day before he leaves office as he signed a law, required that TikTok's China-based parent company ByteDance divest the company by January 19, a day before the presidential inauguration.
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Lawmakers also applaud New Delhi's ban on the social media platform which is highly popular among teenagers and youths
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Trump, in a series of posts on his Truth Social platform, expressed his excitement and claimed credit for the agreement, asserting that the deal would not have been possible without his administration's leadership.
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Biden said that Israel would release Palestinian prisoners in return.
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Latest sign of Facebook founder’s embrace of the President-elect
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Also says upcoming documentary on her life, which is set to be distributed by Amazon Prime Video later this year, was her idea based on the reception to the memoir she released last year
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President-elect Donald Trump has suggested the US should take back control of the canal and said he would not rule out using military might to do so
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The president's remarks at 8 pm Eastern are set to be his last significant opportunity to speak to Americans and the world before he leaves office
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US president-elect says his criminal trial and conviction has "been a very terrible experience" and insisted he committed no crime
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Clears the way for him to be sentenced days before he returns to the presidency
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He cited reasons such as military assistance provided by the US and trade deficits between the two nations to support his suggestion
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President-elect Donald Trump warns to release them before Jan 30, when he will be sworn in as the 47th President of the US
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Trump Jr arrives in Greenland with message from his dad. The president-elect said he wouldn't rule out using military force or economic coercion to take control of Greenland, saying that “we need it for national security”
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Trump has been vocal about this idea since meeting Trudeau in November 2024 at Mar-a-Lago after his electoral victory. During the meeting, Trump reportedly mocked Trudeau as the 'Governor of the Great State of Canada' and has since repeated the sentiment in multiple social media posts
