TikTok

As Congress and countries across the globe are considering banning TikTok, its Communist Chinese government-tied parent company ByteDance launched a new pervasive social media app in an apparent attempt to circumvent regulators. 

MRC Free Speech America Vice President Dan Schneider didn’t mince words on President Joe Biden’s new campaign to use leftist social media influencers from platforms like the Chinese government-tied TikTok to boost his appeal to young voters: a relaunch of the “Biden in the Basement” strategy.

A British data protection agency ordered TikTok to pay £12.7 million — or $15.9 million —  after the app failed to bar children under the age of 13 from using the app.

The Biden White House is courting TikTok stars and other social media influencers to be pro-Democrat mouthpieces online, amidst mountains of evidence that the Chinese Communist-tied app poses a serious national security threat.

Friday’s CBS Mornings featured a whopping 24 minutes and 53 seconds on the indictment of former President Trump by far-left, Soros-backed Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg and it included their latest nauseating interview with Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA). Co-host and Democratic donor Gayle King steered much of the conversation with softballs on Trump and a plea for gun control with her co-…

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said on CNBC Tuesday that the Trump administration was right to give Chinese-owned TikTok an ultimatum: sell to an American company or be banned.

The governor of Utah took a victory lap after signing two bills designed to protect children and teens from harmful, anti-free speech social media platforms.

Multiple congressmen from both parties are calling to target or ban TikTok after the popular app’s CEO Shou Zi Chew testified to Congress.

A new poll from the Washington Post reveals that there are more Americans in favor of banning TikTok than there are against it.

Leftists are once again calling for TikTok to censor even more free speech, demonstrating a complete obliviousness to the threats posed by the communist Chinese government-tied app TikTok to national security and consumers’ data.

The communist Chinese government-backed TikTok paid for some of its prominent stars to go to Washington, D.C. and object to a ban on the app at a press conference, as the TikTok CEO prepared to testify before a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing.

The broadcast networks were shamed into stepping up their game Thursday night and Friday morning in covering the House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on TikTok as members of both parties put on one of the more bipartisan displays one could ever witness in these divisive times, but they still managed to slip in a few pathetic nods to so-called influencers.

Ahead of Thursday’s House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing featuring TikTok CEO Shou Chew, the “big three” networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC had their flagship morning news shows spouting off tales of possible despair and financial ruin from TikTok influencers the Chinese-owned social media app paid to fly to Washington to appear as props.

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew is currently attempting to defend his company at a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing. But is there anything he can say to assuage Americans’ national security concerns about TikTok?