TikTok is suing the U.S. government over the proposed ban or sale of the app, arguing it's unconstitutional. The lawsuit responds to a new law that targets TikTok's Chinese ownership, which would force it to divest or face a U.S. shutdown by 2025. Despite potential U.S. investors, ByteDance prefers closure over a forced sale. Past attempts to ban TikTok have sparked debates on national security versus free speech. Meanwhile, TikTok challenges bans on government devices and in Montana, delaying potential statewide restrictions.
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86 words · 29 secBIKER BLOCKS WOMAN ON FOOTPATH, HARASSES HER AFTER BEING CONFRONTED
A group of pedestrians, including Sharmiin Riiya, Saifulla, and Atif Abrar Siam, were allegedly harassed and threatened near ECB Chattar in Dhaka after objecting to bikers riding on the footpath. One biker reportedly sa…
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