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  1. Trump Sings TikTok Sale Order Valued at $14 Billion President Donald Trump signed an executive order approving the sale of TikTok's US operations to American investors, citing national security concerns. The new US based company is valued at approximately $14 billion, lower than some analysts predicted. This move is expected to reshape the social media landscape in America and influence user privacy regulations. Lawmakers debated the implications for data security and market competition. Critics argue that it sets a precedent for government intervention in tech mergers. The deal also involves extensive monitoring to Cybersecurity standards. Analysts say it may inspire similar moves regarding foreign owned apps. TikTok management emphasized that operations in the US will continue seamlessly. Source :Reuters Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. Tramp Imposes Tariffs on Druges, Trucks and Furniture   President Trump announced new import tariffs, inclu...

 1. UN Appeals for Emergency Aid to Sudan The United Nations launched a global appeal for $1.5 billion in emergency aid for Sudan, where ongoing conflict has displaced millions. Refugee camps are overcrowded and disease outbreaks are spreading rapidly. Aid workers are of a famine like situation if funding is delayed. Donor countries pledged initial support but said more contributions are needed. Experts say Sudan's crisis risks spilling over into neighboring countries, increasing refugee flows. Humanitarian convoys face challenges due to insecurity and poor infrastructure. The World Food Programme warned that without urgent aid, child malnutrition rates will soar. This appeal marks the largest UN request for Sudan to date. Source :UN News Thanks for reading! Stay updated with WorldNewsInfo  2. US Senate Approves New Cybersecurity Bill  The US Senate passed a sweeping Cybersecurity bill aimed at protecting critical infrastructure from ransomware and foreign Cyberattacks. T...