TikTok and the government clash in the latest round of Supreme Court briefs
The two sides involved in a high-profile Supreme Court fight over a measure that could shut down TikTok submitted their closing written arguments Friday, sharply contesting China's influence on the site and the role the First Amendment should play in evaluating the law .Their briefs, filed under an exceptionally shortened schedule set last month by the justices, were part of a high-stakes fight over the government's insistence that ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, sell the app's U.S. operations or the would close. The Supreme Court, seeking to resolve the case before the statutory deadline of January 19, will consider the arguments in a special session next Friday.The court's ruling, which could come this month, will decide the fate of a powerful and pervasive cultural phenomenon that u...