WASHINGTON — TikTok on Monday asked the Supreme Court to block a law that could potentially ban the video-based social media app, which has millions of American users. TikTok has challenged the law, saying it violates the free speech rights of the company under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment. TikTok asked the Supreme Court to act by Jan. 6. If the Supreme Court temporarily blocks the law, it would tee up a final decision from the justices on whether the law passes constitutional muster. The individual challengers filed their own application at the Supreme Court.

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