US EditionTikTok asks the Supreme Court for an emergency order to block a US ban unless it’s sold
- TikTok has requested the Supreme Court for an emergency order to block a US ban unless it is sold, as stated in the headline.
- The request aims to prevent the enforcement of a ban until a sale occurs, highlighting TikTok's legal strategy.
- TikTok's action reflects ongoing concerns about its future in the American market, as mentioned in the text.
- The Supreme Court's decision could significantly impact TikTok's business amid increasing regulatory scrutiny in the United States.
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TikTok appeals ban, says it violates First Amendment rights
NEW YORK (PIX11) -- The clock is ticking for the popular social media platform TikTok as a looming ban on the app is set to happen on January 19th of next year. The company made a direct request to the highest court of the country to block that ban, saying it violates its free speech rights under the First Amendment. More Local News What started as a hobby during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic has become a way of living for cont…
The social network TikTok asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to suspend the application of a law that forces its Chinese parent, ByteDance, to sell it within a month or face a ban in the country. According to NBC News, the executive director of TikTok, Shou Zi Chew, was supposed to meet Monday with the elected U.S. president, Donald Trump. From his residence in Mar-a-Lago, Trump said earlier at a press conference to have a "weakness" for thi…
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As the deadline for TikTok's ban creeps closer, the social media giant is beginning to sweat—but could an unlikely hero step in to rescue them?In April, Congress passed a controversial bill that gives TikTok until January 19th, 2025 to divest itself from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. If they refuse, the platform will be banned from all app stores nationwide. The bill argues that TikTok poses a severe national security threat over eviden…
Won’t Let Go? TikTok Hit with Latest Defeat Amid Impending Deadline
Won’t Let Go? TikTok Hit with Latest Defeat Amid Impending Deadline Communist Chinese government-tied TikTok just lost yet another frantic appeal to halt federal legislation that could kill its American market success. The Chinese-owned app recently lost its case before a federal appeals court, which ruled that the ultimatum taking effect on Jan. 19 is constitutional and justified in light of the app’s national security risks. TikTok appealed t…
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