President Trump's TikTok ban will go a long way in rectifying the lopsided and exploitative relationship between the U.S. and China.

Reports suggest Microsoft poised to buy app’s US operations

The fate of the platform remains uncertain, but one thing is clear: banning it would upturn fundamental principles of democracy.

A ban on the popular video streaming app would likely face legal and technical challenges.

Trump said he is giving TikTok a deadline until September 15 to sell to a US company like Microsoft.

Remember when banning TikTok was the big focus of Congress a few months ago? I take a closer look at what's happened since then and whether Congress could still vote for a potential ban. https://t.co/LfvcSiCrIC

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RT @nowthisnews: The Kankakee Public Library in Illinois posted a TikTok video pushing back against conservative efforts to ban books — and…

RT @nowthisnews: The Kankakee Public Library in Illinois posted a TikTok video pushing back against conservative efforts to ban books — and…

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RT @nowthisnews: The Kankakee Public Library in Illinois posted a TikTok video pushing back against conservative efforts to ban books — and…

Texas TikTok ban “seriously impeding” research: academics launch lawsuit in attempt to get restrictions relaxed to allow them to study the platform used by two-thirds of American teens. @insidehighered’s @lauren__coffey reports https://t.co/78skRrXTL4 https://t.co/NESiP28N5Z