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Biden Asks Judge to Put TikTok Case on Hold

A stand of TikTok is pictured at The First International Artificial Products Expo Hangzhou in October 2019. Getty.

The Biden administration asked a federal judge in Washington to put on hold the litigation over a ban on the Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok that was pursued by former president Donald Trump.

The government “plans to conduct an evaluation of the underlying record justifying those prohibitions,” the administration said in a court filing on Wednesday. “A review of the prohibitions at issue here may narrow the issues presented or eliminate the need for this court’s review entirely.”

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