The Morning After: US and China agree to agree on a TikTok deal

Here is a 175-word summary of the news article: The US and China have agreed to finalize a deal for TikTok in the coming days, according to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. The deal is expected to make TikTok majority-owned by American investors, while ByteDance's technology will continue to power the app's algorithm. The proposed terms include the creation of a new TikTok app for US users and a multibillion-dollar payday for the Trump administration. However, no official details have been announced yet. The TikTok saga has been ongoing, with the Trump administration previously attempting to ban the app in the US due to national security concerns. The new deal comes as Trump returns for a second presidency. Meanwhile, reports suggest some iPhone 17 models may be prone to visible scratches, particularly on the edges of the camera housing. This could be due to the anodization process used on the aluminum. Despite the potential durability issues, the new iPhones continue to generate excitement among consumers.