The Latest Breaking News from the Chinese Communist Party

TikTok, the short-video company with Chinese roots, did the most American thing possible on May 7, 2024: It sued the U.S. government, in the person of Attorney General Merrick Garland, in federal court. The suit claims the federal law that took effect on April 24, 2024, banning TikTok unless it…

It starts with "T' and that rhymes with "B" and that stands for "ban."

Millions of people of Chinese origin are nationals of countries other than China and they don’t back Beijing.

Officials want China to sell TikTok, it might end up banned, and we just want to use it – but what if the US Government is right?

The shadow home affairs spokesman wants to follow the United States in its TikTok crackdown but defended the Liberal Party's right to have an official account.

The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that could force TikTok’s Chinese owner to divest from the firm.

Congressman Lawler supports legislation requiring ByteDance to sell TikTok to address national security concerns.

Governors Forte and Ricketts lead the ban on TikTok in Montana and Nebraska for national security reasons.

Congresswoman Mikey Sherrill addresses concerns about TikTok, advocating for divestment from the Chinese Communist Party to protect user data and democrati...