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Here's your complete guide to all the slang terms used on TikTok and what they mean – including DC, IB and FYP.

Four 15-year-old teens were arrested after allegedly threatening their teachers with hidden bombs as part of a TikTok trend.

Experts are reaching out to parents, warning of the danger of viral TikTok challenges that have caused hospitalizations and even death of kids and teens across America.

Two teenagers in Florida were arrested after nearly blinding a woman with a gel pellet in a failed Orbeez Challenge TikTok prank.

Facebook hired a large consulting firm to undermine its competitor TikTok, The Washington Posts Taylor Lorenz and Drew Harwell reported in an eye-popping scoop on Wednesday. The secret campaign specifically targeted local reporters to help amplify questionable claims about the platform. It seem…

When Nebraska public school students returned to in-person classes this fall, school administrators saw some disruptive behaviors, acting out, disrespecting teachers and refusals to do the work, but there are some improvements as the school year continued.

All but one bathroom at Rhinelander High School were closed in September because of the severe amount of theft and vandalism inspired by a TikTok trend called ‘Devious Licks.’

Many of you may have heard about a recent Social Media trend that encourages students to participate in criminal behavior while being recorded and post the content to TikTok. In fact, there is a monthly list of disrespectful and criminal challenges. The Sheriff's Office strongly encourages parents, guardians, and community leaders to have conversations with youth about these challenges and the very real consequences that arise from participating.

Many of you may have heard about a recent Social Media trend that encourages students to participate in criminal behavior while being recorded and post the content to TikTok. In fact, there is a monthly list of disrespectful and criminal challenges. The Sheriff's Office strongly encourages parents, guardians, and community leaders to have conversations with youth about these challenges and the very real consequences that arise from participating.

Many of you may have heard about a recent Social Media trend that encourages students to participate in criminal behavior while being recorded and post the content to TikTok. In fact, there is a monthly list of disrespectful and criminal challenges. The Sheriff's Office strongly encourages parents, guardians, and community leaders to have conversations with youth about these challenges and the very real consequences that arise from participating.