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‘I am your voice’: Trump relaunches on TikTok with White House account

President Donald Trump made a surprise return to the popular video app TikTok with three montages posted to a new official @whitehouse account Tuesday night.

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White House Joins TikTok With New Account. Here's What It's Posted So Far

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The White House is now on TikTok

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White House TikTok garners 1.3 million views in 24 hours

Within 24 hours of its debut, the first video posted to the new White House TikTok account has racked up more than 1.3 million views.

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White House launches official TikTok account: 'America we are BACK!'

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‘I am your voice’: White House launches TikTok account with Trump’s video

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White House Starts TikTok Account Ahead Of App's Looming Ban

In a comment to HuffPost, Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, didn’t answer how this new TikTok account would work with the looming ban, but noted TikTok was helpful in getting Trump e...

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New White House TikTok Account Boosts Trump Bashing Zelensky as He Scrambles to End War

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White House launches official TikTok account ahead of potential ban

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White House’s New TikTok Push Epically Backfires With Flood of Epstein Comments

Less than 24 hours after the White House launched a TikTok page, its videos have been inundated with comments about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The new account, which uses the handle @whitehouse and has posted seven videos since launching on Tuesday night,

White House says Putin promised Trump he’d have a direct meeting with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt says Russian leader Vladimir Putin promised President Donald Trump he'd have a direct meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

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Tracking Trump: Trump’s Ukraine security promises; White House grabs budget power; a DOJ inquiry into D.C. police; and more

The White House asserted sweeping power over how allocated funds are spent. The DOJ launched an investigation into D.C. crime statistics. The State Department revoked more than 6,000 student visas. Missouri's attorney general was named deputy director of the FBI.