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U.S. and China agree on TikTok's U.S. operations, giving American control over its algorithm and board.
A new agreement between the White House and China allows U.S. companies to control TikTok’s algorithm and hold a majority of board seats for its U.S. operations, addressing national security and data privacy concerns.
The deal, supported by President Trump, involves American investors and Oracle managing data and oversight, with six of seven board seats reserved for Americans.
A $100,000 H-1B visa fee will apply only to new applicants, not current holders, and is temporary but may be extended.
Trump also nominated Lindsey Halligan to lead the Virginia U.S. Attorney office, amid political controversy.
Meanwhile, the Pentagon tightened media access, requiring journalists to pledge not to report unclassified information without approval.
In unrelated news, Adrian Cheng launched a digital asset investment firm targeting blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and emerging markets.
Estados Unidos y China están de acuerdo en las operaciones de TikTok en Estados Unidos, dando control estadounidense sobre su algoritmo y su junta directiva.