Medical experts warn of dangers with new TikTok challenge: mouth taping
In an effort to sleep better, a new TikTok challenge has emerged: taping your mouth shut. But is it safe? Sleep experts weigh in as to why it isn’t. ——————————————————————— STAY CONNECTED AND STAY AHEAD WITH FOX 5 DC Subscribe…
DeSantis ASSAILS Doctors Who Perform Transgender Surgery On Kids: ‘They Need To Get SUED’
Katie Halper and Robby Soave react to Gov. Ron DeSantis suggesting that doctors who perform gender-affirming surgery on transgender children should be sued. About Rising: Rising is a weekday morning show with bipartisan hosts that breaks the mold of morning…
Disability Pride Month | ABCNL
High school sweethearts are going viral on TikTok for showing their humorous and heartfelt relationship as an inter-abled couple. #DisabilityPrideMonth #tiktok
Mom and daughter food critics
A mother-daughter team has turned their love of food into a full-time food-rating enterprise on TikTok. ABC News’ Will Ganss has more.
How The Post covers the war against Ukraine
War coverage has come a long way, from the first televised war in Vietnam to CNN’s live coverage of the Gulf War. When it’s hard to have reporters on the ground, newsrooms are turning more and more to open sources…
Robbed at Coachella
ABC News’ Will Ganss has the story of the viral TikToker whose “angel” Uber driver helped retrieve her stolen valuables.
‘Brunch with Babs’ sweeps social media with grandmotherly charm
Babs Costello unexpectedly went viral when she began posting TikTok videos during the pandemic dishing out recipes and advice. Now she has over a million followers who see their grandma in her.
TikTok to begin sharing ad revenue with top creators
Creators must have at least 100,000 followers to qualify.
Instagram testing full-screen feed similar to TikTok
Users will see full-screen vertical home feeds as well as comments, captions and likes placed on top of posts.
Keeping kids safe online
Attorneys general in 43 U.S. states and D.C. are now asking TikTok and Snapchat to enhance their security protocols for children. ABC News’ Andrea Fujii explains why.