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The US government plans to ban TikTok and WeChat from app stores due to national security concerns, as per a Commerce Department press release. This move is part of an executive order from President Trump amidst tensions with the apps' Chinese creators. With 46 days until the presidential election, both Trump and Biden are actively campaigning. Trump held a rally in Wisconsin, while Biden participated in a CNN town hall in Pennsylvania, discussing healthcare as a right. Both candidates visited Minnesota as voting commenced there and in other states. Stay updated with Newsy for more headlines.

What action did the U.S. government announce regarding TikTok and WeChat?

• They will be banned from app stores.

• They will be promoted on social media.

• They will be merged into one app.

• They will receive government funding.

What is the main reason given by the Trump administration for banning TikTok and WeChat?

• They pose a national security risk.

• They are too popular among teenagers.

• They are owned by American companies.

• They are not profitable.

During his public appearance, what did President Trump promise?

• To lower taxes significantly.

• To rapidly return to full employment.

• To increase military spending.

• To ban all social media apps.

What was Joe Biden's stance on healthcare during the town hall?

• Healthcare is a privilege.

• Healthcare is an absolute right.

• Healthcare should be privatized.

• Healthcare is not a priority.

Which states began in-person voting on the same day both candidates visited Minnesota?

• California and Texas

• Ohio and Michigan

• Florida and New York

• Virginia and several other states