The U.S. considers another TikTok ban. Here’s what the bill would do.

TikTok, the immensely popular social media app whose China-based parent company has given rise to concerns about data security and foreign influence, is once again in Congress’s crosshairs.

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives overwhelmingly voted 352-65 to approve a bill requiring TikTok either be divested from ByteDance, its Beijing-based owner, or face a nationwide ban. The House Committee on Energy and Commerce unanimously voted to advance the measure last week..