Court Refuses To Pause TikTok Ban As Case Heads To Supreme Court
TikTok argued it was necessary to pause the ruling in order to give the Supreme Court time to rule on the case without being “hasty,” also arguing that not pausing the law and letting it take effect on Jan. 19 as scheduled would irreparably harm the company and its 170 million U.S. users.
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