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LAS VEGAS \u2014 <\/span>In a new series of efforts to save the social media platform, President Joe Biden\u2019s administration is considering ways to keep TikTok available in the United States<\/a> if a ban that\u2019s scheduled to go into effect Sunday proceeds.<\/p>\n The Supreme Court is expected to issue a ruling<\/a> on the impending ban with the deadline for the popular app looming.<\/p>\n If the Supreme Court does not overturn the ban, TikTok will be left with few options \u2014 sell itself to a U.S. investor, shut it down or wait for President-elect Donald Trump to offer some kind of lifeline<\/a>.<\/p>\n Las Vegas content creator VegasStarfish<\/a> relies heavily on the app. The woman behind the social media handle, Jen Gay, joined ARC Las Vegas<\/a> and Evan Schreiber<\/a> to explain what’s being done now to save the platform.<\/p>\n Gay has been collaborating with fellow creators to try and #SaveTikTok<\/a> before the ban takes effect.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n