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Wiegman optimistic Lauren James will be fit for Lionesses’ squad at Euro 2025
Nations League roundup: Wales suffer thrashing by Italy in Euro 2025 send-off
Bruno Fernandes reveals he rejected Saudi Arabia move to ‘stay at the highest level’
Fran Kirby announces England retirement after missing out on Euro 2025 squad
Rome’s taxi drivers outraged at claim they drive like F1’s Max Verstappen
Court will hear two hours of oral arguments on 10 January and consider the social media app’s challenge to the law
The US supreme court said on Wednesday that it will hear TikTok’s challenge to a law that could end its US operations.
In its order Wednesday, the supreme court said it was setting aside two hours for oral arguments on 10 January to consider TikTok’s lawsuit against the justice department and the attorney general, Merrick Garland.
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