"TikTok Ban Bill Stalls in Senate Amid Bipartisan Divestment Support and Security Law Fears"

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After a bill calling for the forced sale or ban of TikTok passed the House, senators are urging cautious deliberation, fearing TikTok's lobbying efforts could neutralize the push in the upper chamber. The legislation represents a severe threat to the popular video-sharing app's operations, and some senators are hesitant to match the House's swift proceedings, while others are inclined to support the effort but need more time. TikTok and ByteDance's spending on federal lobbying has risen dramatically as scrutiny over their ties to China has grown in Washington.
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