Could Trump’s Backtrack on TikTok Provoke a Republican Split — and Draw Him Into Conflict With the Supreme Court?
The 47th president has promised the platform a lifeline, but his power to provide help could be limited by Congress and the courts.
The fate of the social media platform TikTok, which boasts something like a billion and a half users worldwide and more than 150 million in America, is emerging as one of the central dramas in the earliest days of the second Trump administration. On Sunday, he posted “SAVE TIKTOK!” to his Truth Social account.
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