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Some of the key excepts from the TikTok ban lawsuit in the federal Court of Appeals

Some of the key excepts from the TikTok ban lawsuit in the federal Court of Appeals

President Biden signed a law that will keep the app running in the U.S. through the November 2024 election, with a ban shortly thereafter if parent company ByteDance won't sell

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TikTok went to the U.S. Court of Appeals today to challenge the constitutionality of a newly signed law that would ban the app throughout the U.S. if it isn’t sold by parent company ByteDance.

That law, the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, gives the video-sharing app’s parent company nine months (with a…

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