The only reason U.S. companies can still do business with TikTok is because Trump says he won’t enforce the law. It also gives him leverage.

President Trump told reporters on Air Force One Wednesday, that there's a lot of people interested in TikTok, and he'll be speaking to China about keeping TikTok alive.

Fearing enormous fines, Google and Apple held off from reinstating TikTok to their app stores until the DOJ sent them a second version of President Trump’s “written guidance.”

Hunter Schafer, a prominent trans actress and model, warned TikTok followers against complacency, saying her passport sex had been changed to "male."

TikTok reportedly laid off members of its global trust and safety team as part of a restructuring – even as the China-owned company fights to stay online in the US.

President Trump's executive order that pauses the TikTok ban expires in April. In the meantime, Missouri content creators are adjusting the uncertainty and figuring out a path forward.