Supreme Court Allows TikTok Ban to Take Effect This Weekend Despite Its 'Distinctive' Role in Fostering Community

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The Supreme Court declined to stop the U.S. ban from beginning on Sunday, Jan. 19, citing security concerns with TikTok's Chinese ownership
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