US TikTok ban: Supreme Court agrees to review law banning Chinese-owned video app

By Khushboo Razdan

The US Supreme Court said on Wednesday that it had agreed to review a US law that mandates a nationwide ban of the popular Chinese-owned video app TikTok if it fails to secure a non-Chinese buyer by January 19.

The arguments over whether the law violates freedom of speech protected by the US Constitution will be heard on January 10.

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