The government’s TikTok law sets a dangerous precedent that could harm free speech and democracy. What the TikTok Case Is Really About ... Anyone with a phone could dispel that notion: Dance ...

The case pits the First Amendment's right to free speech against what the federal government and lawmakers say are threats to national security posed by TikTok. The Supreme Court moved with ...

To grant the first type of stay, called a temporary restraining order, the court would need to find that ByteDance and TikTok are likely to eventually win their case. But the second type of stay ...

TikTok most likely won’t disappear from your phone, PBS reported, even if a ban does take effect. If ByteDance does not sell TikTok to someone less adversarial than a Chinese company ...

In case TikTok loses and can't or won't sell in time ... If you have the app on your phone it won't go away, but services may be limited or unavailable and no further updates will be forthcoming.