


Trump Announces Deal to Keep TikTok in US Under American Ownership
President Trump announced a framework deal with China, allowing TikTok to continue U.S. operations under American ownership, with American companies preparing to buy its assets.
Overview
- President Trump announced a framework deal with China to allow TikTok to continue operating in the U.S., transferring its U.S. assets to American ownership.
- This agreement addresses national security concerns, despite the U.S. Justice Department previously labeling TikTok a national-security threat, averting a potential U.S. ban.
- A group of big American companies is preparing to buy TikTok's U.S. operations from China's ByteDance, with commercial terms already agreed upon.
- The final details of the deal are expected to be revealed after President Trump's upcoming meeting or phone call with President Xi Jinping.
- Public support for a TikTok ban has decreased, and President Trump has a personal connection, crediting the platform with aiding his re-election.
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Analysis
Center-leaning sources cover the TikTok deal neutrally, focusing on factual reporting of President Trump's statements and providing essential context. They attribute all claims and concerns to specific entities, such as government officials and TikTok, and avoid loaded language. The coverage presents a balanced overview of the ongoing negotiations and historical background without editorializing.
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National security concerns focus on the Chinese ownership of TikTok's parent company ByteDance and fears that U.S. user data could be accessed by the Chinese government, potentially compromising privacy and security.
A consortium of big American companies is preparing to acquire TikTok's U.S. assets, with commercial terms already agreed, though specific company names have not been officially confirmed; reports suggest involvement of notable figures such as Oracle CEO Larry Ellison's family.
President Trump has credited TikTok with aiding his re-election efforts, indicating a personal and political interest in keeping the platform operational in the U.S.
A framework deal has been announced to allow TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. under American ownership, with final details pending after an expected meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping.
Public support for a TikTok ban in the U.S. has decreased, contributing to the momentum towards finding a deal that keeps TikTok operational under American control.
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