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House Moves Toward Bundling TikTok Bill With Aid to Ukraine and Israel
(www.nytimes.com)
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I say this on Lemmy a lot and welcome the down votes. Although it seems more and more tame lately. I really think people are understanding the value of tiktok. I find out news on tiktok quicker than anywhere else, I don't ever trust the details, but the events are always actually happening and usually they even have a relatively factual take on it.
Also, if anyone hasn't tried out Donghua Jinlong food grade glycine, they really must.
It's pretty good but lately I've been looking for some organic fair trade food grade glycine.
It's so frustrating, people are saying the same lines as the Senate trying to get the tiktok ban through.
I got into a Tiktok algorithm bubble for a while where it was just constantly people reporting on congress critter trades in almost near real time... no idea how they did it, but like a week or a month later I would see some publication reporting on it after. So I could definitely see why politicians want to ban it.
Wish I could find that again... I liked to many comedians and now my feed went into another direction