TikTok ban looms large after critical Supreme Court reception
WASHINGTON (CN) — TikTok inched closer to a ban Friday as the Supreme Court justices pinned looming nationwide restrictions on the refusal of the app’s foreign-based owner to divest from the popular social platform. “You’re wrong about the statute saying, ‘TikTok you have to go mute,’” Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, a Joe Biden appointee, said.
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