after an earlier version of the bill had stalled in the Senate. The Senate version would have given ByteDance six months to divest its stake in the platform, which some lawmakers believed was too short of a window for a complex deal potentially worth tens of...
House passage of the bill would only be the first step. The Senate would also need to pass the measure for it to become law, and lawmakers in that chamber indicated it would undergo a thorough review. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said he’ll have to consul...
A bill that would force the sale of TikTok from its Chinese owners or see it banned in the United States will move cautiously in the US Senate, key lawmakers said, after it sailed through the House.
Shortly after the announcement of the voting results, TikTok issued a statement stating that the process was confidential and the bill was forcibly passed for only one reason: it was a ban. We hope the Senate will consider the facts, listen to their voters, and be aware of the impact on ...
The updated bill included in the plan unveiled by Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, earlier this week pairs the forced TikTok divestment with new sanctions on Iran, China and Russia. The three remaining bills would provide $26 billion to support Israel, $61 billion to bolster Ukraine and $8 bi...
The bill passed the Senate the dayafter a separate bill that would bar TikTok in the US entirelywas introduced by lawmakers in both the House and the Senate. Agrowing number of stateshave already taken action against TikTok,barring the app on government devicesat the state level. ...
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If the Senate passed the bill, U.S. President Joe Biden is expected to sign it into law. He expressed support for the legislation when the House unveiled the bill that gives a six-month deadline for sales in March. "This bill is important, we welcome this step," White House Press Sec...
Washington— A bill that couldlead to a ban of TikTok in the U.S.sailed through the House with rapid speed on Wednesday, but is facing headwinds in the slower-moving Senate, where previous efforts to restrict the popular app have stalled. ...
Senate Democrats and Republicans have introduced a bill that would give the administration new powers to ban Chinese apps that pose security threats, including the popular video-sharing platform TikTok. Mark Warner, the Democratic head of theSenateintelligence committee, announced the bill on Tuesday ...