Trump had initially also declared war on TikTok. His opinion has changed and he is now delaying ByteDance’s (the parent company) Congressionally- and court-ordered deadline for selling off TikTok.
The reason is simple: A major shareholder of ByteDance is Jeff Yass, one of the largest donors to Trump’s re-election campaign.
Trump had initially also declared war on TikTok. His opinion has changed and he is now delaying ByteDance’s (the parent company) Congressionally- and court-ordered deadline for selling off TikTok.
The reason is simple: A major shareholder of ByteDance is Jeff Yass, one of the largest donors to Trump’s re-election campaign.
Yet, despite his alliance with Musk, Trump has not softened his attacks on electric vehicles. In fact, just yesterday, he halted the $5 billion initiative to build electric vehicle charging stations by instructing states not to spend federal funds previously allocated to them under the Biden administration program.
Trump had initially also declared war on TikTok. His opinion has changed and he is now delaying ByteDance’s (the parent company) Congressionally- and court-ordered deadline for selling off TikTok.
The reason is simple: A major shareholder of ByteDance is Jeff Yass, one of the largest donors to Trump’s re-election campaign.
Yet, despite his alliance with Musk, Trump has not softened his attacks on electric vehicles. In fact, just yesterday, he halted the $5 billion initiative to build electric vehicle charging stations by instructing states not to spend federal funds previously allocated to them under the Biden administration program.