US TikTok Ban Bill Remains Stalled in US Senate as Schumer, Cantwell Meet
Bloomberg - 2024-04-10T23:46:55.480Z

US legislation that would ban the popular TikTok app remains stalled in the Senate, where key Democrats struggled Wednesday to reach consensus.

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