Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares sues TikTok
TikTok is once again in hot water. The Supreme Court is standing firm on a TikTok ban. It is now facing a lawsuit from Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares.

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Virginia AG Jason Miyares criticizes Biden’s clemency decision for ‘Waverly Two’
Youngkin, Miyares react to Biden granting clemency to admitted killers of Va. officer
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Virginia AG Miyares sues TikTok for 'misleading the public, exploiting Virginians data'
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares filed a lawsuit against TikTok and it's China-based parent company ByteDance Ltd. Friday, according to the Commonwealth.
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Virginia Attorney General files lawsuit against TikTok, its parent company: 'TikTok has crossed a line'
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares filed a lawsuit in Richmond City Circuit Court against TikTok and its parent company ByteDance Ltd.
Virginia attorney general drops case that accused ex-superintendent of firing teacher in retaliation
Virginia's attorney general has dropped a case against a former school district superintendent who was accused of firing a teacher because she spoke out about a student inappropriately touching her.
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Miyares tells Va. Chamber members they are ‘poverty destroyers’
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares told the Virginia Chamber on Wednesday afternoon that its members do more to alleviate poverty than anything that he, the governor or any legislator could
Virginia Attorney General sues TikTok over addictive design and data concerns
The suit by Jason Miyares alleges the app was intentionally designed to be addictive for teenagers and that it obscures its connection to the Chinese government.
Virginia ‘Stand with Women’ bill resurfaces
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares hosted a press conference Tuesday with other state leaders and advocacy groups supporting legislation that would only allow biological females to
Virginia Sen. Aaron Rouse introduces bill to give tax break to employers who hire felons
WASHINGTON (7News) — Democratic State Senator Aaron Rouse introduced a bill in Virginia that would give tax credits to employers who hire anyone who has been convicted of a felony or Class 1 or 2 Misdemeanors. Rouse is currently running for Virginia Lt. Governor in a five-way June Democratic primary.
How will DeSantis, Youngkin and other 2028 hopefuls stay relevant outside the Trump administration?
With Vice President-elect JD Vance the early frontrunner in the race for the 2028 GOP presidential nomination, how do other potential contenders stay in the political spotlight?
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Biden Freed 2 Cop Killing Monsters in the Pack of 2500
Leading experts in Japan are sounding the alarm after uncovering evidence of a staggering surge in heart failure among citizens who received Covid mRNA “vaccines.” Japan’s top scientists discovered that the risk of heart failure surges by up to 4,900%…
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Jarrett Adams, Terrence Richardson's Attorney, responds to Miyares and Youngkin
Jarrett Adams, Richardson’s attorney, made a statement directly to WAVY 10 in response to Miyares and Youngkin. <a href="