It's looking increasingly likely that any sale of TikTok will mean U.S. users have to download a new app. And that could mean ...

"Keeps him, he's meant to be yours," one viewer on TikTok said. "He looks like he belongs to you," another added.

"One of my cats will eat anything plastic to get me out of bed," one viewer said, as others shared similar experiences.

Asia's owner told Newsweek that online theories ranged from wasp stings to air fresheners and even vaccinations.

The woman told viewers on TikTok that police officers found evidence to show someone had been spending time behind the fence.

"I'm impressed how they are all placed in his mouth," one viewer said. "No way he did this by himself," another added.

US sanctions CJNG leader Ricardo Ruiz Velasco, prime suspect in Valeria Márquez's killing, even as Mexico lags in making ...

Georgia Peck, 23, told Newsweek that stopping shaving was not just about hair, but about healing her relationship with her body.

"She never wants to leave my side," Tilly the dachshund's owner, 20-year-old Analeese Hancock, said to Newsweek.

"Flint was adopted by an amazing young woman!" shelter volunteer Jan Vega told Newsweek. "She even made him a TikTok." ...

A second version of TikTok, led by a group of new owners owners, could be released in the US on Sep. 5. The existing version, however, will continue to be operational until March 2026, The Information ...

The frightened dog was eventually reunited with her family; the Texas-based owners had been looking for her "all night." ...