TikTok plans to file a federal lawsuit to challenge Trump’s executive order banning the video-sharing service from the US as unconstitutional, National Public Radio said. YahooFinance
-- TikTok plans to file a federal lawsuit as soon as Tuesday to challenge President Donald Trump’s executive order banning the video-sharing service from the U.S. as unconstitutional, National Public Radio reported.
Chinese-owned TikTok responded in a blog post on Friday it is “shocked” and will pursue all remedies available, including in U.S. courts. A company spokesman reached by phone on Saturday declined to comment on the NPR report and referred to the earlier blog post.
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