Donald Trump or the Supreme Court could be TikTok’s best hopes for survival. But there’s no guarantee. There’s a law on the books that says TikTok will be banned in the United States as soon as January, unless it finds a new owner that isn’t Chinese.

TikTok is facing a potential ban in the U.S. that could go into effect just one day before a new administration takes the Oval Office — and its fate hinges on legal battles, political maneuvers, and President-elect Donald Trump. In short: We're waiting.

Trump made his TikTok debut late Saturday night by posting a 13-second video from an event, and by Sunday, Trump had already amassed millions of followers.

A TikTok star who reviews restaurants around the country did a swing through Seattle this month to critique a variety of food, and a popular sushi spot has closed in the wake of one of his videos.

Fob Sushi Bar has temporarily closed its Seattle-area locations following food safety concerns. This decision comes after fans of popular TikTok food critic Keith Lee spotted a worm moving in a piece of sushi in a video he shared from his visit to the Bellevue location.