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The parent company of Chinese video app TikTok admitted to spying on journalists as part of a "covert surveillance campaign." Beijing-based ByteDance admitted to spying on Forbes [...]
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Republicans filed a flurry of bills focused on China. While they may be seeking to push these proposals as policy riders in the omnibus government spending package, they reflect continuing interest by congressional Republicans to legislate on US-China policy and relations.
A key appropriations bill picks up two tech-policy provisions while leaving many others for the next session of Congress.
(CNS News) - Following the actions of various governors, the U.S. Senate has passed a bill by unanimous consent banning the use of TikTok on all government devices, becoming the latest piece of legislation to pass the Senate during the lame duck session.