"Senate's Uncertain Stance on TikTok Ban Amid Capitol Hill Pushback"

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The fate of the House-passed bill that could ban TikTok is uncertain in the Senate, where there is less urgency to act and senators have different theories about how to address national security concerns about the app's China-based owner. While some senators see a need for action due to national security threats, others want a broader approach encompassing various foreign-controlled apps. Concerns about China potentially accessing U.S. users' data through TikTok or influencing Americans' views have resonated with many members of Congress, but some senators are worried about potential retaliation from China and the impact on young voters.
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