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My head is already spinning. So, let's break down the key actions from Donald Trump's first day back in office.

Trump signed an executive order on Monday that delays a divest-or-ban law for TikTok for 75 days.

Imtiaz Sooliman, driving force behind prominent African aid agency Gift of the Givers, says his work is not political.

COMMENT: Content creators say star signs and horoscopes offer young people a ‘sense of agency’ in a chaotic world. But knowing what the planets are up to doesn’t really give you any more control over your life, argues Helen Coffey

President Trump delays TikTok ban for 75 days, citing concerns about China's data access.

Trump took a whistlestop world tour from his Oval Office desk, touching on topics including imposing tariffs, rebuilding Gaza and withdrawing (again) from the Paris climate agreement and the WHO

President responds to bishop urging him to show mercy to immigrants and LGBTQ people by saying ‘I didn’t think it was a good service’; Ice officials can again raid ‘sensitive areas’ and carry out ‘expedited removals’

TikTok has rapidly evolved into one of the most influential social media platforms, where creativity and trends converge to create viral content. With millions of videos uploaded daily, gaining visibility can be a significant challenge.

Real life felt so different when the COVID-19 pandemic officially ended, and almost everything changed, especially the way we spend our money, where, and how we engage with digital platforms. Some of the changes in our behaviours are more obvious than others, so let's explore some trends in spending habits…

Marvel Snap publisher Nuverse is a subsidiary of TikTok owners Bytedance.

Order aimed at giving TikTok parent company more time to find suitable buyer