The US House of Representatives approved a $95 billion foreign aid package in a rare weekend session.

$61 billion of the package is earmarked for military aid to Ukraine, with additional support designated for Israel.

The package addresses the regulation of TikTok, threatening a potential US ban unless ByteDance divests its ownership.

ByteDance is resisting the sale of TikTok and is preparing to challenge the legislation in court.

The legislation could set a precedent affecting apps from any country deemed a foreign adversary by the US.

President Biden has committed to signing the aid package and is expected to provide further military support to Ukraine.

A Russian individual has been penalized for criticizing the Ukraine invasion, highlighting the global reach of the conflict's repercussions.