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Find out why TikTok is asking its users to report any videos showing or mentioning this harmful trend.

The blackout challenge is trending again. Here, Newsweek explains why it's so dangerous.

"There is now a serious vacuum in the Kremlin in terms of command and control. I don't think it can last a lot longer," the former intelligence official said.

"Cats with chainsaws, that's all we need," one Twitter user joked in the comments.

A new quest tasks "Fortnite" players with knocking down timber pines around the island. Here is what that means and where to find them.

"It's a challenge online and no harm was done to anybody," one commenter wrote.

"People have no respect these days," one comment on the TikTok read.

It was previously reported that the California Teachers Association issued a warning about the "slap a teacher" challenge on TikTok.

Some of America's most extreme restaurant eating challenges.

Around 10,000 people are tweeting using the hashtag #DontLookYourAgeChallenge as the trend goes viral.

Overdosing on allergy medication and starting electrical fires—these are the most dangerous TikTok trends.

The viral "Commercial VO Challenge" asks TikTokers to race through four pieces of ad copy in their most persuasive voices.

Kelli Ward announced a "full forensic audit" of Biden's win over Trump but blasted GOP calls for an audit of her own narrow chairperson election win last week.

Friday filings with the Federal Election Commission shed some light on how the money was spent, with more disclosures expected Sunday.

The "Blackout Challenge" is sometimes called the "Choking Game" and has been around, online and offline, for years.

Jeff Morefield sparked the challenge by donating his $1,800 stimulus check to his friend and local restaurant owner.

TikTok's top viral videos feature celebrity-approved challenge, lockdown-inspired skits, and dancing animals.

Trump, who campaigned twice on "law and order," urged his most fanatical supporters to hold "wild" protests on January 6 during what legal experts say is the final procedural step before Biden takes the White House.

Celebrities like Reese Witherspoon and Priyanka Chopra have taken part in the Elf on the Shelf-inspired challenge.

"But here's the deal: if somebody gets sick from what you did, you handle it. Don't call an ambulance and expose an ambulance driver. Don't go to the hospital," Cuomo said Monday.

McDaniel was forced to defend the U.S. election system despite Trump's unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud.

Set to the song "Train Wreck" by English pop singer James Arthur, users are uploading an image of their personalized results from the online platform "15minutes4me."

"Instagram has a become a place very quickly over the past 10 years, where pop culture happens, and where new trends emerge. I think it's changed the way we all relate to the things we're most interested in," Porch told Newsweek.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff challenged hometown Lakers star LeBron James to double the $100,000 reward being offered by the department for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in the shooting of two deputies in Compton Saturday.

A 15-year-old girl in Oklahoma overdosed from excessive amounts of the allergy medicine.

Republican Senators Mitt Romney and Susan Collins offered two of the most direct challenges to the Trump administration and federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic during a virtual hearing Tuesday.

In a challenge to the president's most ardent supporters in Congress, several House members introduced a single-sentence resolution reaffirming that Trump, or any U.S. president, does not have total authority.

Cody Lee Pfister, 26, of Warrenton, was charged with making a terrorist threat in the second degree. It comes after a so-called "coronavirus challenge" featured people licking toilet seats.

The rapper challenged fans to try to rap along to his fastest track with the winner receiving a signed lithograph, a pair of Beats, and a shoutout from the rapper.

Now everyone is fascinated by standing brooms upright.