Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, September 16th, 2025.

And we begin with 11th hour hope for TikTok's 170 million U.S. users. The latest deadline for its

Chinese parent company Bite Dance to sell it or get banned in the States is due to kick in tomorrow.

But White House officials announced yesterday they've reached a framework of a deal to keep it going.

According to Newsweek, BightDance will spin off a U.S. only version of the app with its own data,

servers, and algorithm separate from its global platform.

President Trump says he'll be speaking with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Friday to hopefully finish negotiations and sign on the dotted line.

Owen Cooper. You'll no doubt want to make a note of that name. The 15-year-old from the UK is now the youngest

male to ever win an Emmy, taking the honor for outstanding supporting actor in the Netflix

limited series, Adolescence. Even more remarkable, the teen is relatively new to acting. In fact,

he told the crowd he was nothing three years ago, but that if you listen and you focus

and you step out of your comfort zone, you can achieve anything in life. Who cares if you get

embarrassed? The night's other big winners, the pit and the studio. But what about that creative

challenge from Emmy's host, Nate Barget Bargetse to all the speech givers?

He personally pledged $100,000 to the Boys and Girls Club,

with the amount fluctuating higher for short talkers and lower for long talkers.

Sadly, it didn't work out as hoped.

By the end of the show, the donation amount was at a negative 60,000,

since many winners just couldn't or wouldn't keep their remarks brief.

But all is not lost.

CBS is poning up $100,000 to the charity,

and Nate says he'll more than double his plan donation to $250,000,

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