Supreme Court, Trump and TikTok
North Dakota among states suing to uphold law banning TiKTok
WASHINGTON (NORTH DAKOTA MONITOR) – Following the passage of a federal law earlier this year that calls for the owners of social media app TikTok to either sell it or be subject to a ban on the app in the U.S., Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to uphold the law.
Kyla Scanlon said TikTok flagged her post about a Chinese state-sponsored hack of the U.S. Treasury as "misinformation." ...
TikTok’s potential ban in the United States is getting closer, leaving many users across the country wondering when it may actually happen.
According to Trump, he's not taking sides and offers no comments on the merits of the case. But in September, he promised ...
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments over whether to uphold a federal law that would ban the app TikTok if its ...
TikTok could be booted from US app stores in January because of a divest-or-ban law. Here's what may happen next as the company fights for its future.
The Biden administration on Friday afternoon urged the Supreme Court to leave in place a federal law that would require ...
One of the most persistent myths in contemporary politics is that Donald Trump is a world-class negotiator and dealmaker. The ...
The clock is ticking on TikTok in the United States, so what are the benefits (and downsides) of an impending ban? Greg Tomlin and Andrew Lanier debate on Monda ...
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Following the passage of a federal law earlier this year that calls for the owners of social media app TikTok to either sell ...
Supreme Court Justices next year are set to consider whether a law banning TikTok in the United States unless parent company ByteDance divests from it violates the First Amendment.
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