TikTok’s Fate Depends Upon Executive Nullification after Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Ban
Plus: A Costly Cease-Fire Deal, NYT: By Midsummer, Senate Democrats Secretly Believed Biden Was No Longer Fit for Office, and more TODAY'S NR DAILY IS PRESENTED BY BERKLEY BOOKS January 17, 2025 EDITOR'S PICKS TikTok's Fate Depends Upon Executive Nullification after Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Ban The Court's decision rests entirely on the national security threat posed by TikTok's collection of data on Americans for a foreign adversary government. Dan McLaughlin > Unlocked for you. A Costly Cease-Fire Deal No matter how great the temptation will be to get the war over and done with, the new Trump administration must support Israel's efforts to keep Hamas out of power. The Editors > NYT : By Midsummer, Senate Democrats Secretly Believed Biden Was No Longer Fit for Office Now it can be told! By midsummer, some Senate Democrats believed that Joe Biden was no longer me...
