TikTok petitioned the US Supreme Court to halt a law mandating its Chinese parent, ByteDance, to divest or close the app by January 19. This appeal coincided with TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew’s meeting with President-elect Trump, who expressed interest in reviewing the app despite the law signed by President Biden.
TikTok asks US Supreme Court to temporarily block law that could ban popular app
Panama sees 150 people injured in bee swarm attack during Easter event
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A bee swarm in Panama injured 150 people, including the priest leading the Via Crucis procession. The local fire department reported that 50 individuals required
This Week Has Been Unusual for Many Reasons
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The Artemis II mission offered a spectacular view of Earth while tensions escalated with threats from Trump regarding Iran.