Users are calling on Kenya’s estimated 10 million TikTokers to “do what the government can’t” and “build hope where systems have failed.” The campaign appears to be fueled by public frustration over ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Here are this morning’s top stories for KELOLAND On the Go. General Marty Jackley is calling this week stabbings involving 6 inmates of the South Dakota State penitentiary ...

Abstract: The paper proposes the diagnosis of Sleep Apnea Hypopnea Syndrome (SAHS) only using snore sound and SaO2 signals. The time-frequency characteristics of snore sound signal are extracted to ...

President Donald Trump vowed to extend the deadline for the "TikTok ban" until a deal is struck to sell the Chinese-owned social media app to a U.S. owner, saying in an interview on Sunday that he has ...

Following an impressive year of viral success, fast-rising Nigerian artist Shoday is back with another hit. Shoday & Ayo Maff find inspiration in viral TikTok sound for new single 'Purr' Adeayo ...

(ABC 6 News) — 170 million Tik Tok users are saying goodbye to the app, as a law to shut it down unless its Chinese owners agree to sell it, will be enacted on Jan. 19. The law is raising questions ...

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The pop star unveiled the lyric change earlier this year, following allegations against Diddy for sex trafficking and other crimes. By Zoe G. Phillips Kesha announced she will re-record her hit song ...

The pop star used a Spotify plaque commemorating 1 billion streams of the 2009 single to hold the whiskey as she brushed her teeth for a TikTok video Jack Irvin has over five years of experience ...

The "Joyride" singer credits Reneé Rapp for the new line Josh Brasted/FilmMagic Kesha is making a permanent change to her debut single. On Wednesday, Aug. 7, the singer confirmed on social media that ...

A federal judge has sided with a University of Idaho professor in a Tik Tok defamation case. Allegations linking history professor Rebecca Scofield to the November 2022 slayings of four U of I ...