Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) created her own TikTok account in an effort to speak out against the bipartisan effort to ban the social media platform in the United States. The Congresswoman ...
Now, this week, the CEO of TikTok came and testified before Congress as there is growing rumblings and discussion over a nationwide ban on the app ... the New York Post, "AOC clearly stands ...
Vitus Spehar, the host of a popular TikTok newscast, was invited to the White House for a State of the Union watch party.
Members of Congress have proposed several bills to restrict TikTok in the U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) has written a bill to ban the app outright ... arguments for or against are driving any ...
Alexandria Ocasio Cortez (AOC), D-N.Y., also joined other ... history Friday when they voted 54 for and 43 against imposing a state-wide ban on TikTok, making it the first state to impose a ...
In March, federal officials demanded that TikTok’s owners sell their stake or risk facing a US ban.
India made moves against TikTok in 2020, implementing a nationwide ban on TikTok and 58 other Chinese apps, for "[engaging] in activities which is prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India ...
The company argues that the Montana bill is censorious and unlawfully restricts one of the fundamental freedoms guaranteed by ...
Government action against TikTok will ... either the sale or complete ban of the company have grown in both chambers of Congress. More:'We need to stop this:' TikTok ban proposed amid national ...
One state, Montana, has just passed a law that will ban TikTok on personal devices from next year. It's a nervous time for ...
Experts explain enforcement concerns and legal risks. A TikTok ban enacted by Montana -- the first state to impose such a law -- marked a major step in the growing U.S. backlash against the ...
It is the rare issue on which Donald Trump, the European Commission and Joe Rogan all agree: something must be done about TikTok ... the ban was undertaken “to protect the Commission against ...
