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SCOTUS likely to uphold TikTok ban unless ByteDance divests
A majority of justices on the Supreme Court appear inclined to uphold a federal law that would ban the video-sharing app TikTok in the U.S. after Jan. 19 unless its Chinese-owned parent company, ByteDance, divests from the platform.
MIT, Harvard, UPenn presidents under fire over antisemitism testimony
Philadelphia-based group celebrates free speech with free cheesesteaks
Central Bucks School Board accused of allowing hate speech
Supreme Court rules for Pa. cheerleader in Snapchat case
Teen sues Florida school district over his Trump elephant
Juneteenth parade celebrates freedom through the streets of Wilmington
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Pa. school blocks students from distributing Bibles
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MIT, Harvard, UPenn presidents under fire over antisemitism testimony
Philadelphia-based group celebrates free speech with free cheesesteaks
Central Bucks School Board accused of allowing hate speech
Supreme Court rules for Pa. cheerleader in Snapchat case
Teen sues Florida school district over his Trump elephant
Juneteenth parade celebrates freedom through the streets of Wilmington
Pa. school blocks students from distributing Bibles