Trump’s executive order gives TikTok a reprieve. What happens next?
- President Donald Trump has ordered the Justice Department to pause the enforcement of the TikTok ban for 75 days to assess national security concerns and avoid an abrupt shutdown of the platform.
- TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, was required to sell the platform by Sunday or face a nationwide ban, but the ban was paused by Trump's executive order.
- Senator Tom Cotton mentioned that various agencies might pursue legal action to enforce the TikTok ban despite Trump's order, which may face challenges due to congressional law.
- Trump has proposed that the U.S. Government broker a deal for 50% control of TikTok, stating that many wealthy individuals have expressed interest in acquiring the platform.
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