Philly judge turns away TikTok's motion to stay case over child who died in 'Blackout Challenge'

PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has rejected a request from social media app TikTok to stay survival and wrongful death litigation against it from the mother of a 10-year-old child who died in December as a result of attempting a “Blackout Challenge.”

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