How the Sep 21, 2026 review of House passes TikTok divest-or-ban bill went
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Quoted text is from the version of the page the reviewer saw.Open · 1
- Needs researchNot recorded · medium
“after state-level bans had been blocked in court on First Amendment grounds”
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Why it is still open
Left in place pending a source. Confirming this requires citing the Montana SB 419 injunction (or whichever state case is meant); adding a citation is outside the scope of correcting the date.
Fixed · 2
- FixedNot recorded · high
Before “2024-03-15-state-and-federal-pushes-on-tiktok-regulation-debates.md”
After “date: "2024-03-13" (file renamed to 2024-03-13-state-and-federal-pushes-on-tiktok-regulation-debates.md)”
Why it was flagged
What was done
Renamed the file to 2024-03-13-state-and-federal-pushes-on-tiktok-regulation-debates.md and set the frontmatter date to full precision "2024-03-13", matching Roll Call 86 (Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives), which records the 352-65 suspension vote on 13 March 2024. Performed by the orchestrating session, since renaming is outside a single-file review's authority.
- FixedNot recorded · high
Before “date: "2024-03"”
After “date: "2024-03-13"”
Why it was flagged
What was done
Set to "2024-03-13" to match Roll Call 86 and the corrected filename prefix.