JD Vance
Latest news and updates about Vice President JD Vance.
TikTok deal scuttled because of Trump's tariffs on China
The president had initially given China’s ByteDance until Saturday to sell or divest its U.S. TikTok business. The company now has 75 additional days.
Trump 'cannot annex another country' says Danish leader as she visits Greenland
A week ago, Vice President JD Vance visited a remote U.S. military base in Greenland and accused Denmark of underinvesting in the territory.
After Trump interest and Vance trip, Denmark's prime minister will visit Greenland
Relations between Greenland and Denmark have been strained in recent years, but Trump’s interest in controlling the island has prompted Copenhagen to hasten to improve ties.
Trump to hold a White House meeting on TikTok as deadline nears
Vice President JD Vance and other top advisers are expected to attend.
Vance argues in Greenland that its people would be safer under U.S. leadership
President Donald Trump said this week that the U.S. “would go as far as we have to” to take ownership of territory."
Vances' planned trip to Greenland is stoking Arctic anti-Americanism
The trip added fuel onto Greenlanders’ outrage over Trump’s repeated calls to take over the sparsely populated, mineral-rich island.
Inside Vance's unfiltered 'err on the side of openness' social media presence
Vance and his advisers characterize his online persona as a worthy effort to foster authentic discussion and debate. His detractors view it as abrasive and performative.
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Vance acknowledges Elon Musk has made 'mistakes' with mass firings
In a wide-ranging interview, Vance also sidestepped 2028 questions — and discussed what it was like to get booed at the Kennedy Center.
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Vance expects a 'high-level' TikTok deal by the April 5 deadline
In an interview with NBC News, Vice President JD Vance said he believes the framework to create "a distinct American TikTok enterprise" will be in place, if not the final paperwork.
Trump to stay put in Washington while Vance hits the road to sell administration policies
Traditionally, presidents leave Washington after big speeches to Congress to amplify their message to the public. Trump, however, will be staying in town.
Vance leans hard into Trump's foreign policy — and sparks an extraordinary Oval Office skirmish
Vance's comments marked the moment Zelenskyy's White House meeting took a tense turn. It's the latest example of his role in a confrontational foreign-policy tag team with Trump.
