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American TikTok users were faced with a message that the app was unavailable Sunday and they would not be able to use it, hours before a ban was set to take effect.

South Korea is planning to ban eating dog meat; the ancient practice has brought much criticism from around the world.

A nurse from Texas is no longer allowed on Carnival Cruise ships after she tried to bring CBD gummies with her on a cruise as a sleep aid.

Federal officials on Thursday proposed banning the use of a certain vegetable oil in drinks due to safety concerns.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is doubling down after it issued a “no tolerance” rule in January targeting “unruly” airline passengers, a phenomenon associated with the strict coronavirus regulations for fliers, including continually wearing a mask while at airports and on planes.

Commissioners in Surry County, North Carolina, are banning Coca-Cola’s vending machines from their office buildings. 

The Associated Press (AP) Stylebook said Tuesday not to use the term “mistress” and advised using other descriptive words such as “friend or lover.”

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issued a proposal in the final days of the Trump administration to alter the guidelines protecting alligators, a move opponents see as a way around the possibility Louisiana might lose a legal challenge to California’s ban on alligator products.

Delta Air Lines has placed customers who recently confronted Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on its no-fly list, CEO Ed Bastian told Reuters.

A South Florida city recently overturned its 13-year ban on saggy pants that reveal a person’s underwear.

Delta Air Lines has banned the former Navy SEAL credited with killing terrorist Osama bin Laden after he removed his mask during a recent flight.

Gov. Ralph Northam banned gatherings of over 100 people to help guard against the Chinese coronavirus in Richmond, Virginia, on Sunday. 

New York will ban single-use plastic bags in stores starting March 1.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s latest green assault on property rights and freedom is to ban buying coal and wood for home fires.

Legislators have proposed a ban on smoking in private homes to prevent second-hand smoke inhalation in Suffolk County, New York. 

The manufacture and sale of fur products is now banned in California, according to new legislation signed over the weekend by Gov. Gavin Newsom. 

Two high school softball teams in Atlanta, Georgia, will not be allowed to take part in the state playoffs after a fight broke out between them on Wednesday. 

Plastic straws will only be available upon request in restaurants all over Los Angeles, California, when the new law goes into effect on Tuesday.

Conservative activist Laura Loomer had CPAC media credentials pulled Saturday morning as she arrived at security for President Donald Trump’s speech.

For the first time since wartime restrictions were finally lifted in 1954, the British government is planning a return to rationing.

A federal court has ruled that New York’s ban on nunchaku violates Second Amendment rights under the Constitution.

A New York state school district is considering a student proposal to do away with homework assignments after receiving a petition started by a few elementary school students.

On Friday President Trump tweeted a reminder that he is determined to “ban all devices that turn legal weapons into illegal guns,” like bump stocks.

A New York City councilman introduced a bill that would make it illegal to smoke while walking in the city’s latest attempt to wage war on smoking.

Right-wing broadcaster Alex Jones announced Saturday evening that YouTube had frozen his video channel and would delete it on Sunday, after CNN pursued the social media giant and its advertisers. InfoWars has accused CNN of conducting a “campaign to ban conservative media.”

TEL AVIV – Hamas banned a new TV station for women from being launched on Sunday, prompting outcry that the Gaza-ruling terror group is “oppressive.”

Secretary of Defense James Mattis is considering a ban on allowing Defense Department employees to bring their personal cellphones to the Pentagon.

A London borough – which has the highest percentage of Muslims in the UK – has voted to ban U.S. President Donald J. Trump for the area, declaring him a “bigot”.

Environmental scientists are urging lawmakers around the world to ban glitter from being used in art supplies because of the damage glitter particles do to the environment.

Kiss frontman Gene Simmons has been banned for life from Fox News after he apparently burst into a staff meeting, tore opened his shirt, and shouted, “Hey chicks, sue me!”

Stamford, Connecticut, could be the latest city to outlaw texting while walking if city officials get their way.

The Trump administration nixed former President Barack Obama’s ban on selling plastic bottles at all national parks, according to the Department of the Interior.

A member of the Los Angeles City Council has proposed a ban on adults without children hanging around the city’s parks and play areas.

An Arkansas lawmaker is proposing a bill in the state’s legislature that would “ban people in the state from purchasing junk food with their food stamps.”

TEL AVIV – A prominent Saudi journalist called on his government to immediately lift the “illogical” and “meaningless” ban on women drivers.

(AFP) Paris – t would be “unconstitutional” for France to pass a law banning the burkini, and such a move could cause irreparable harm, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve warned in an interview published online late Sunday. Speaking to French daily