The Chinese Communist Party is showing some resistance to President Trump's plan to broker a deal to save TikTok's U.S. operations.
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The TikTok ban got delayed again, but Trump says the deal to create new, U.S.-owned app is done
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China might nix Trump’s TikTok deal. If it does, other platforms will be ready.
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Biden Revokes Trump Order Banning TikTok, But Reiterates Oversight Of Foreign-Owned Apps
President Joe Biden has revoked a series of executive orders signed by his predecessor that called for the ban of Chinese-owned social media apps, including TikTok and WeChat, in the U.S.
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U.S. Will Ban TikTok Downloads From Apple, Google App Stores Beginning Sunday
Though it may have once felt like a distant inevitability, President Trump’s TikTok could begin as soon as this weekend. The United States Department of Commerce issued an order today preventing U.S. citizens from downloading both TikTok and WeChat -- another Chinese-owned app used for messaging -- beginning this Sunday. That said, Reuters notes that the ban on new downloads -- which will prohibit Apple, Google, and anyone else from offering the apps in their stores -- could still be rescinded by President Trump before Sunday.
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TikTok Employee Files Motion That Could Mark First Judicial Look At Trump’s Executive Order
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TikTok In Talks With Twitter About Acquisition, Is Looking To Sue Trump Administration As Ban Looms (Report)
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In Wake Of Mass Shootings, Top Trade Org Refutes Trump’s Claim That Gaming Is To Blame
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Watch Obama, Voiced By Jordan Peele, Warn Against Fake News In BuzzFeed Video
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Casey Neistat’s Beme Livestreamed A 10-Hour Reading Of The Entire GOP Tax Bill
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YouTube To Stream President Trump’s Address To Congress Across Eight Channels
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