(Samantha Willils -North Dakota Monitor) – North Dakota is among states asking the Supreme Court to uphold the “divest or ban law” against Tik Tok.
The law means Tik Tok must either sever its ties to China or be subject to a ban on the app.
TikTok and its parent company, ByteDance, sued the U.S. government over the law, saying it impeded their First Amendment rights, but a federal appeals court recently upheld the law.
The high court will hear oral arguments in the appeal case January 10.
'Don't call her Senator'
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Park River man appeals Facebook case to another court
(KNOX) - A new case has been filed in U.S. District court by a Park River man accusing a state lawmaker of evidence tampering and obstruction. Mitchell Sanderson accused Edinburg Republican Yah-nuh Meer-doll in state court last year for allegedly vio...
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Work on the South End Interior Flood Protection Master Plan in Grand Forks Set
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Grand Forks Lodging Tax Doing Well
(KNOX) - Grand Forks City Finance Director Maureen Storstad says the city's Lodging Tax is bringing in more money than expected. "We budgeted $1,100,000. Lodging taxes is coming in favorably, we would estimate about $150,000 more," Storstad...
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