A TikTok trend challenging students to insert objects into laptops has school districts and fire departments sounding the alarm to parents and students

Major social media platforms such as TikTok, Instagram and X have failed to protect LGBTQ+ users from hate and harassment, in part, because they intentionally rolled back previous safety practices, the advocacy group GLAAD said Tuesday in its annual So...

Type C parents? They're a mashup of both Type A and B personalities, often juggling the intensity of Type A energy with the messy realities of everyday life.

Ike Ejiochi talks to Khadim Thiam about what inspires him and his friends.

From negotiating salaries to paying off debt, TikToker and author Tori Dunlap says she has you covered. Dunlap told ABC News’ Stephanie Ramos how she hopes to reshape financial education.

A new trend on TikTok has racked up tens of millions of views with parents saying "I'm so hungry I could eat a kid" and capturing their children's reactions.

ABC News’ Phil Lipof spoke with TikTok sensation and "King of Sandwiches" Owen Han as he takes his recipes from the screen to the page with his cookbook, "Stacked: The Art of the Perfect Sandwich."

After President Donald Trump made his tariff announcement on Wednesday, ByteDance informed the White House that China would not approve a TikTok deal until tariff negotiations could be held.

Chief correspondent for Business Insider Peter Kafka discusses why President Donald Trump extended the deadline for TikTok to be banned or sold by Chinese-owned parent company ByteDance.

A deal for TikTok seemingly falls hostage to the US-China trade war, sources told ABC News.

President Donald Trump is pushing the deadline for TikTok to be banned or sold off by its Chinese-owned parent company.

ABC News’ Phil Lipoff reports on the looming ban as the Trump administration considers a deal that could let China keep control of the app.

Sources tell ABC News the Trump administration will likely pursue another executive order that would avoid a ban and extend the deadline to reach an agreement.

The Trump administration is considering a deal to save TikTok, a source close to the deal said Wednesday.

As the April 4 deadline nears for TikTok to sell or face a ban in the U.S., the battle to buy the massively popular app is intensifying.

ABC News contributor Mike Muse discusses the potential buyers for the Chinese-ownedapp from its parent company, ByteDance.

"GMA" explores a new way to shop on TikTok as sponsor QVC Group partners with the app to launch a unique shopping experience.

ABC News’ Phil Lipof spoke with content creator Derrick Downey Jr. about rescuing baby squirrels, his bond with their mother Maxine, and his new book “Hand and Paw: Maxine's Tale of Compassion.”

California joins Illinois in requiring compensation for kids on social media.

Our weekend “GMA” co-anchors were put to the test on whether some viral cleaning hacks truly work or not.

ABC News’ Britt Clennett reports on the comments from President Donald Trump as his announcement of new tariffs on imported cars and auto parts is impacting global stock markets.

Joshua Blackledge, a teenage TikTok influencer, has died at the age of 16.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with TikTok sensation Molly Burke, a blind social media influencer on a mission to shatter misconceptions and make disability part of the conversation.

The study explored TikTok's role as an educational tool for ADHD.

He said the ban is meant to help the team stay focused on success.

The hashtag #BlackGirlsDoLego has gained popularity and created a community for black women to show off their fantastic Lego builds.

The new tools are meant to ensure a safer experience for teens on the platform.

The popular social media platform is expanding its Family Pairing feature to give parents even more control over their kids’ access to TikTok.

ABC News' Ashan Singh talks to the social media influencer about his road to success, his now-viral home tour series and just how much Caleb is paying for rent.

Content creator Angelica Hicks discusses re-creating the hottest, most recent red carpet looks, as well as the unconventional fabrics in her "sewing box" that make for her viral fashion adaptations.

For the first time ever, "Dancing With The Stars" is allowing cameras on the tour buses, backstage and beyond! ABC News' Will Ganssthe cast of "DWTS Live" to see how their tour comes to life.

With its future in the U.S. hanging in the balance , we're getting a new glimpse into how much money TikTok is generating.

ABC News’ Phil Lipof sat down with the most followed visual artist on TikTok, Devon Rodriguez. With over 34 million followers, he turns everyday subway commuters into masterpieces.

ABC News’ Will Ganss sat down with the 29-year-old Julian Sewell whose character has become a TikTok sensation.

TikTok returns to Apple and Google app stores.

The popular video app has returned to Apple and Google’s app stores for the first time since the federal law banning TikTok took effect on Jan. 19.

The Chinese-owned app was removed from the stores on Jan. 18 after a ban in the United States went into effect.

The Chinese tech giant behind TikTok has quietly unveiled an advanced AI model for generating video that raises new concerns about the threat of deepfake content.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks to content creator Brooke Eby, a social media personality who was diagnosed with ALS and has found her witty TikTok to be a way to spread awareness about the disease.

Kelsey's take on wedding guest exits may not be so hot after all.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand questions Tulsi Gabbard, Trump's pick for director of national intelligence, about China and TikTok.

President Donald Trump has pivoted from calling for TikTok to be banned, during his previous term, to now working on a deal to keep the social media app staying in business in the U.S. 

Donald Trump is downplaying the potential threat that TikTok poses to national security -- but numerous aides and allies are squarely at odds with the president.

The executive order attempts to delay enforcement of the TikTok ban.

After shutting down in the U.S., TikTok is back for many users, crediting its return to a decision by Donald Trump to save the app days before taking office for his second presidential term.

President Donald Trump notably called for a ban of TikTok during his first term due to national security concerns.

The app turned itself back on following a 14-hour shutdown after President-elect Donald Trump promised he would sign an executive order delaying a nationwide ban.

A ban in the United States initially began to take effect earlier Sunday.

Hours after a nationwide TikTok ban took effect on Sunday, the app is back up and running after President-elect Donald Trump promises to delay enforcement of the ban. 

Cybersecurity and Data Protection expert Caitlin Sarian joins ABC News Live to discuss TikTok.