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ByteDance is taking American lawmakers to court in a federal lawsuit against United States legislation to ban TikTok if it is not sold.
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In late April, two aircraft narrowly avoided collision on Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport’s runway, already the nation’s busiest.
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The Kids Off Social Media Act would set a minimum age of 13 to use social media platforms and prevent algorithmically-targeted content.
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Virginia lawmakers met with U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy today to discuss severe mail delays and new reforms by the USPS.
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Virginia Sen. Mark R. Warner celebrated more than a year later a step forward in the United States standing up to TikTok.
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Last weekend, the U.S. House voted to ban TikTok if parent company ByteDance does not sell it to an approved buyer.
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Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan and Sen. Tim Kaine celebrated the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling yesterday for a Virginia veteran’s benefits.
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A new rule by the U.S. DOJ codifies changes outlined in the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act to close the gun show loophole.
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The Chinese-owned TikTok has been under attack throughout the last two U.S. administrations, on the argument that data collection of American users would threaten national security.
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The prospects of legislation in the U.S. Senate are unclear, but what is clear in America is that lawmakers refuse to play with China.
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