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Melissa Etheridge has found her footing amid the coronavirus pandemic that has stifled in-person live performances as the singer-songwriter is managing to pull in impressive monetary figures simply by doing things on her own volition.

President Trump reiterated on Monday afternoon that he fine with Microsoft or another American tech company buying TikTok, but said that a “large percentage” of the sale should go into the U.S. Treasury.

Social media has amplified the claims of current times and helped believers find each other. But now a new study says Americans are exhausted by this year of chaos and need a break from the flood of misinformation and the deluge of information online.

Microsoft confirmed Sunday that it was in talks over a potential TikTok purchase.

The app's Chinese owner, ByteDance, agreed Saturday to divest its American business in an attempt to continue operating within the world's largest economy.

TikTok stars around the world are speaking out after President Trump told reporters late Friday that he plans to band the social media platform from the United States as early as Saturday.

President Trump said Friday that his administration is considering banning the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok amid rising security concerns.

Facebook has partnered with some of the biggest names in music to publish licensed music videos.

Pinterest on Friday said its second-quarter loss narrowed as more people spend time at home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University sued Trump a second time in Manhattan federal court over use of his @realDonaldTrump Twitter account, saying the president and his staff continue to block some accounts.