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TECHNOLOGY

Exploring the 75 Hard TikTok Challenge: Is It a Valid Fitness Strategy?

Sunday, Jan 05

Discover the 75 Hard fitness challenge, its rules, experiences from participants, and expert opinions on its effectiveness for health and wellness.

POLITICS

Utah lawsuit claims TikTok knowingly enabled child exploitation via livestream

Sunday, Jan 05

Utah's lawsuit alleges TikTok knowingly allowed child exploitation through its livestream feature, calling for accountability and enhanced user protection.

WORLD NEWS

Lemon8 Surges to Top Free App on Apple's App Store Amid TikTok's Uncertain Future

Saturday, Jan 04

Lemon8 climbs to No. 1 in Apple's App Store, reflecting ByteDance's strategy amid TikTok's potential ban.

POLITICS

Overview of the TikTok Ban and Trump's Legal Maneuvers

Saturday, Jan 04

Key updates on the legal battle over TikTok's potential ban in the US and the options available to Trump.

POLITICS

DOJ advises Supreme Court to dismiss Trump's plea to postpone TikTok ban law

Saturday, Jan 04

The DOJ urges the Supreme Court to deny Trump's request to delay a TikTok ban, citing national security concerns around data collection.

POLITICS

DOJ urges Supreme Court to reject Trump's delay on TikTok ban ruling

Saturday, Jan 04

The DOJ has called on the Supreme Court to deny Trump's request to delay a ruling on the TikTok ban over national security concerns.

POLITICS

Social Media Faces Challenges Moderating Content on Luigi Mangione

Saturday, Jan 04

Content related to Luigi Mangione poses challenges for social media platforms in maintaining moderation amidst confusion on policy enforcement.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Closes Arguments in TikTok Dispute Over Potential Ban

Saturday, Jan 04

The Supreme Court hears final arguments regarding TikTok's future amidst government claims over its operations and potential ban by January 19.

POLITICS

TikTok Challenges US Law on 'Sell-or-Ban', Citing Free Speech Concerns

Saturday, Jan 04

TikTok argues against the US government's 'sell-or-ban' law, claiming it infringes on free speech rights of its users and stems from its refusal to censor views.