Biden signs 95 billion war aid into law
President Biden signed a 95 billion package delivering military aid to Ukraine and assistance for Israel Taiwan and other hotspots. The bill includes ATACMS and air defense amid a months long funding clash with Republicans and delays by House leadership. Ukraine begins receiving new weapons as White House warns gains may lag and Russia could advance in coming weeks.
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Biden signs bill to ban TikTok or force sale in US
President Biden signed a broad package backed by Republicans and Democrats that could force ByteDance to sell TikTok or face a U.S. ban within roughly nine months. The measure, part of a larger aid package, advances amid warnings the Chinese ownership could allow data access. TikTok vows court challenge.
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Protests flare as police clash with students on campuses
In Austin and Los Angeles police dispersed demonstrators as encampments grew at Harvard and Columbia tied to pro Palestinian protests. At UT Austin police and state troopers formed a line to halt marches and detained several. USC tents were removed amid tense back and forth. Harvard limited access while 14 tents appeared. Dozens arrested on trespassing or disorderly conduct charges. Some Jewish students link protests to antisemitism and fear on grounds. Columbia pursued talks with protesters after a tense day, as Speaker Johnson urged Columbia President Shafik to resign and warned of National Guard if chaos continued.
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Blinken urges China to cut ties with Moscow over Ukraine war
Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Shanghai for a three day mission to press Chinese leaders to stop supplying Russia. Washington cites Beijing's support for Moscow's defense industry as prolonging the Ukraine conflict amid broader China U S tensions.
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