In a resounding bipartisan vote, the relentless work of six long months has paid off.

Congress is sending the supplemental to President Biden's desk.

The Senate approved an aid package for Ukraine and Israel.

That's where we're starting the 7 from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewel.

It's Wednesday, April 24th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Last night, Senators passed a $95 billion foreign aid bill after months of debate.

It will deliver weapons and support to key US allies.

You heard from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer at the top of the show. He spoke on

the Senate floor yesterday. To our friends in Ukraine, America will deliver more

ammo and air defenses and basic supplies that you need to resist Putin on the battlefield.

To our friends in Israel, America will soon deliver aid to help you fight the scourge of

Hamas and stand up to Iran.

President Biden said he'll sign the bill into law today.

So aid could arrive in Ukraine as soon as this week.

And that could be crucial as the country enters its third year fending off Russia's invasion.

The funding package also contains a proposal to ban or force a sale of the social video platform, Tik-Tok.

Once Biden signs it, Tik-Tok's Chinese parent company, Bight Dance,

will have around nine months to either sell the app or face a national ban. Number two, a former tabloid boss testified in Donald Trump's criminal trial.

David Pecker is the former publisher of the National Inquirer. He returned to the stand

yesterday in New York. Pecker said the tabloid acted as the eyes and ears of Trump's 2016 campaign.

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