TikTok Seeks Supreme Court Intervention to Delay U.S. Ban

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TikTok has requested a federal court to pause a ruling that upholds a law potentially banning the app in the U.S., as it plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. The company argues that the pause would allow the incoming Trump administration to address the issue, potentially preventing the ban. TikTok claims that enforcing the ban would cause significant harm to its user base and business operations. The appeals court is asked to decide on the pause by December 16, while legal experts remain skeptical about Trump's ability to block the ban effectively.
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