Tonight the House overwhelmingly voting for a bill that could ban

Tik-Tok over national security concerns. In a bipartisan vote the House passing

legislation that would bar Tik-Tok, the video sharing sharing app with 170 million users in the US unless

it's China-based owner sells the platform but will it pass the Senate?

We're at the Capitol.

Also tonight the major winter storm it could be the past the Senate. We're at the Capitol.

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The end of Tik-Toc, as we know it, in the United States may be closer tonight after the House of Representatives passed a bill

that could impose a ban on the hugely popular video sharing app in the U.S. concerns over

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