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Today is Wednesday, April 24th, and this is your daily news rundown.

We do have quite a bit to go over today, so we're just going to jump right into the stories. There's three final rules I want to cover, one that was released yesterday to release today.

Oral arguments in an abortion case in front of the Supreme Court,

and then a couple of other stories from today as well.

So we'll start with the Senate passing the 95 billion dollar foreign aid package yesterday and a 79 to 18 vote and today

President Biden signed it into law so let's quickly talk about what that means

because I have touched on this in a couple of recent episodes,

so I definitely don't want to go into too much detail.

But Ukraine will get 61 billion.

Israel will get 26 billion, which includes 9 billion

for humanitarian assistance in Gaza, and Taiwan will get around 8 billion.

On top of that, the passage also allows for the seizure of an estimated 5 billion in frozen Russian assets to help pay for Ukraine

assistance. It places sanctions on Iranian-linked entities. It forces the

divesture of Tik-Tok to avoid a ban here in the United States and it also

prohibits data brokers from selling Americans personal information to foreign

adversaries. But I do want to note that the Tik-Tok ban specifically will likely get held up in legal challenges.

So although the bill requires a sale in nine months and it also gives the president the opportunity

to extend that deadline another three months.

We could see this take even longer than that, just depending on how the legal challenges take

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