Steve Yates warns of 'larger China problem' that US, allies have to wake up to
AFPI senior fellow Steve Yates on U.S. CEOs attending next week's China Development Forum in Beijing, the CCP's national security laws and threat to America posed by TikTok.
Truth Social on verge of stock market approval, potentially netting Trump billions
Former President Trump's Truth Social is set to be approved to enter the stock market Friday, potentially netting the former president billions.
TikTok Gen Z creators reveal how much they’re earning, how to budget in hot 'payday routine' trend
A new finance trend hits TikTok as Gen Z and millennial creators share their paychecks and how they budget on paydays. Creators reveal exactly what they do with their money; we spoke to two.
Reddit IPO spikes, reigniting social media sector
Reddit, the social networking forum where users can post, comment and interact on all kinds of issues and topics, is now a public company after a blockbuster IPO.
Everyone has different reasons for buying into this: Kevin Xu
AfterHour CEO and founder Kevin Xu discusses how a Reddit page got him into stock trading and Reddit's market debut.
Social media, phone use has damaged Gen Z, Rikki Schlott argues
New York Post columnist Rikki Schlott elaborates on her article outlining issues related to overwhelming phone and social media use among young Americans.
A lot of people are pushing back on TikTok ban: Thomas Corbett-Dillon
Thomas Corbett-Dillon, former adviser to PM Boris Johnson, discusses the U.S. southern border, global support for Trump and the TikTok threat.
"Degree free" TikToker shares how losing her career got her interested in the "degree free" movement
"Degree Free Network" founder Hannah Maruyama explained how losing her job led her to educate others about what one can achieve without a college degree.
Majority supports banning kids from social media and using smartphones in school: poll
A new poll found that most Americans would support banning social media for those under 16 years old, as well as banning smartphones in schools.
Baby gear company defends social media post about 'smashing' gender stereotypes after angry parents react
Baby gear company Stokke drew backlash from parents who lashed out at the company on Instagram after they posted about breaking gender stereotypes with babies.
China is 'uninvestable': Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses Hong Kong lawmakers unanimously approving a new national security law, the growing TikTok threat and Apple CEO Tim Cook traveling to Shanghai.
Reddit CEO addresses whopping $193M compensation package
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman explained his $193 million compensation plan in response to a user's inquiry in a Q&A session with the platform's community ahead of Reddit's IPO.
The House made the public more aware of TikTok concerns: Kevin Cramer
Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., joins ‘Kudlow’ to discuss the bill that would push ByteDance to sell TikTok, now being mulled in the Senate.
Louisiana AG Liz Murrill: The consequences are very grave amid SCOTUS Big Tech censorship case
Louisiana AG Liz Murrill discusses the Supreme Court hearing a case on White House and Big Tech censorship.
Biden's White House is pretending it controls all levers of government: Rep. Pat Fallon
Rep. Pat Fallon, R-Texas, discusses the risk of a government shutdown and reacts to Putin's election victory on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Americans sound off on TikTok ban in viral rants: 'Embarrassing to be a US citizen'
American TikTokers chimed in on Congress' vote advancing a bill that could ban the popular video sharing platform, recording rants and takedowns of viewpoints supporting the measure.
Reddit's IPO as much as five times oversubscribed: report
Reddit's upcoming initial public offering is reportedly four or five times oversubscribed as the social media platform seeks a $6.5 billion valuation from its stock market debut.
Social media giant Meta under investigation for alleged drug sales on its platforms: WSJ
Tech giant Meta, parent company of social media apps Facebook and Instagram, is being probed by federal authorities related to the sale of illicit substances via its platforms.
TikTok is the 'Trojan horse' of the Chinese intelligence agency here in the US: Patrick Murphy
Former Pennsylvania Congressman Patrick Murphy discusses the TikTok threat and West Point being accused of 'going woke.'
Kevin O'Leary slams Bernie Sanders' 'insane' workweek idea: 'Never going to happen'
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary reacts to Sen. Bernie Sanders' 32-hour workweek proposal and explains his offer to purchase TikTok.