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Illustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosA federal judge on Friday issued an injunction preventing the Trump administration from imposing limits on the distribution of TikTok, reports. The injunction request came as part of a suit brought by creators who make a living on the video service.Why it matters: The administration has been seeking to force a sale of, or block, the Chinese-owned service. It also moved to ban the service from operating in the U.S. as of Nov. 12, a move which was put on hold by Friday's injunction.Context: China's ByteDance, which owns the platform, has been working to flesh out details of a deal that would in TikTok's U.S. operations to a group including Oracle and Walmart. That effort is making its way through a government agency that oversees transactions involving foreign ownership.Go deeper: Health: .World: Belgium due to influx of cases.Economy: Conference Board until late 2021.Education: Surge again.Technology: The pandemic .Travel: CDC r with less restrictive "conditional sailing order."Sports: .🎧Podcast: .Coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are surging, particularly in areas that had been largely spared this spring. One big question now is whether hospitals are better prepared for this new wave, including if they'll be able to continue providing elective services.Axios Re:Cap digs into what hospitals have, and what they still need, with Lloyd Dean, CEO of CommonSpirit Health, one of America's largest operators of hospitals and health clinics.Belgium is enforcing a strict lockdown starting Sunday amid rising coronavirus infections, hospital admissions and a surge of deaths, Prime Minister Alexander De Croo .Why it matters: De Croo said the government saw no choice but to lock down "to ensure that our health care system does not collapse." Scientists and health officials said deaths have doubled every six days, per the .

Illustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosA federal judge on Friday issued an injunction preventing the Trump administration from imposing limits on the distribution of TikTok, reports. The injunction request came as part of a suit brought by creators who make a living on the video service.Why it matters: The administration has been seeking to force a sale of, or block, the Chinese-owned service. It also moved to ban the service from operating in the U.S. as of Nov. 12, a move which was put on hold by Friday's injunction.Context: China's ByteDance, which owns the platform, has been working to flesh out...

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