TikTok is becoming a rising news source. Lawmakers are raising concerns about its impact on younger audiences.

Natasha Allen and other young people are using TikTok to not only share their cancer journeys, but to also find community.

Donald Trump has joined TikTok, the video-sharing app he once tried to ban as president

Congress passed a law to potentially ban a platform that is a source of income for many--Some TikTok users are questioning how to balance the right to free speech and national security concerns.

ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos spoke with the family behind the viral Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts baby.

We follow Kim Hale as she fulfills her dream of performing in a Broadway show

The company’s goal is to compete with YouTube by allowing more detailed content.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with chef and content creator Josh Scherer on inventing unique recipes for “Mythical Kitchen” and how he hopes the new generation of chefs will inspire people.

TikTok users have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government, claiming the recent legislation is a violation of their first amendment right. ABC News contributor Brian Buckmire explains.

A group of TikTokers are suing the federal government over the new law that could potentially ban the popular social media platform boasting over a billion users worldwide.

The move comes as a new law could eventually lead to the app being banned in the U.S.

Content creators are suing the government to stop a potential ban of the social media platform. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports on their argument.

The social media company is adding a feature allowing it to automatically label AI-generated content created on other platforms.

"GMA" looks at the new feature to label AI-created content in an effort to help battle misinformation.

The social platform has a viable case but faces challenges, experts said.

In a move to help combat online misinformation, the social media giant says it will identify some ai-generated content.

The social media company claims the law to ban the app is "unconstitutional" and violates Americans' right to free speech.

TikTok and Chinese parent company ByteDance filed a lawsuit against the federal government over what it called an "unconstitutional" potential ban of the social media platform in the United States.

TikTok and its owners ByteDance filed a lawsuit against the federal government Tuesday over its potential ban of the app in the United States.

Parent company ByteDance claims the new law, signed in April, violates users' First Amendment rights.

TikTok's parent company ByteDance claims the newly signed law violates users First Amendment rights.

Fifty-one percent of adults say the U.S. government should try to force a sale of the Chinese-owned app and 53% support a ban if it is not sold, according to an ABC News/Ipsos poll.

Universal Music Group has signed a deal for some top artists to reappear on the popular platform.

Max, who has autism, and his brother Jake are amassing millions of followers and even more views on social media. They want to show the world that autism is a superpower. ABC News' Em Nguyen reports.

ABC News' Linsey Davis spoke with Gov. Ned Lamont to discuss the inclusion of financial literacy as a requirement in Connecticut high schools and the "slippery slope" of a potential TikTok ban.

Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi discusses the possibility of banning TikTok and why it was included in a foreign aid package.

A look at the numbers behind the popularity of TikTok and the legislation that could potentially ban the app.

The $95 billion foreign aid package, which included the TikTok ban, was passed by the House on Saturday.

The measure sailed through the House as part of a foreign aid package.

A measure banning the popular social media platform would likely result in significant legal challenges citing the First Amendment, experts say.

What's next after the foreign aid package that passed the House on Saturday included legislation to force a sale of TikTok by its Chinese parent company, ByteDance

The company said it intends to legally challenge the issue should it pass the Senate.

The House of Representatives passed legislation over the weekend that could see the app banned in the U.S. if ByteDance doesn’t sell the popular app within a year.

The Senate is expected to vote on House legislation providing aid for Ukraine and Israel. Included in that legislation is a ban on TikTok if the Chinese-based owner does not relinquish its stake.

The House of Representatives passed a bill Saturday night that would give Chinese-owned ByteDance one year to divest from TikTok or face a U.S. nationwide ban.

A ban on the popular social media app TikTok in the United States is lumped in with Speaker Mike Johnson and House Republicans' $95 billion foreign aid package.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with TikTok influencers the Scarlotta twins from Staten Island about how they broke down the economic crisis in New York style

Lawmakers’ plan to ban the social media app could be fast-tracked by Congress by attaching it to larger security bills and spending packages.

A look at the numbers behind Generation Z turning to TikTok as their search engine of choice.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg apologized to families in dramatic testimony on Capitol Hill.

Casey Delbasso, an ecommerce writer at "Good Morning America," wore a pair of trending Halara work pants for a day. Here's what she found out.

Alicia Williams posts videos of herself cleaning gravestones online, where they have captured the attention of millions of people.

The NYPD has identified seven women who were punched in New York City in the last two weeks who posted about their experiences on TikTok.

ABC News correspondent Reena Roy and retired Maryland police officer Sonia Pruitt comment on recent assaults in NYC reported by female TikTok users.

Vice President Kamala Harris is deflecting on why Biden's campaign has a TikTok account amid potential ban legislation

The pros and cons of a possible de facto TikTok ban.

Senators on both sides of the aisle are raising new security concerns about the app as they consider a crackdown. ABC News' Andrea Fujii explains.

Congress weighs TikTok ban amid growing concern the Chinese social media giant is a communist propaganda tool that could impact the results of the upcoming U.S. election.

The social media platform has become a resource for people looking to save some dough at their popular chains, like Texas Roadhouse, McDonalds, Starbucks and more.

Leiela Kapewa-Latu shared a video of her ordering a $12 dinner box at a local Texas McDonald's that's racked up more than 12 million views on TikTok.