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A growing number of states are banning the use of short-form video app TikTok on government devices because of the likelihood that data from the app is harvested by the Chinese Communist Party.

Global news agency AFP and news publishers in Brazil and Nicaragua are engaging new audiences in the platform, Laura Oliver reports.

Indiana sued Chinese-owned short-video sharing app TikTok on Wednesday over allegations that it is deceiving users about Chinas access to their data and exposing children to mature content.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott Is Cracking Down On The Popular Video App But Is He Aware That He's Messing With His Neighbors?

While TikTok may be a good way to get a deal from your favorite influencer, you could also get phony products from less-than-scrupulous sellers.

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The Biden administration has reportedly reached a preliminary agreement with TikTok to address U.S. fears that the app could compromise national security through connections to the Chinese government.

Welcome to the final summer abridged edition of the Political Law Playbook, published as Congress returns from their August recess and as Washington and the country gear up for the...