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It's part of a larger package worth $95 billion that will go to the Senate, where approval may take time but is considered almost certain.
Some Democrats voted against providing aid amid left-wing criticism of the U.S. administration’s policy on supporting Israel.
The measure, which has bipartisan Senate support, gives TikTok's Chinese parent company one year to divest itself of the popular video platform or get blocked.
The incident tested how quickly news organizations could respond to sensitive situations and decide what to show viewers.
By the time we dig into the meat of the season, it still feels like there was plenty more that was likely left on the cutting room floor.
After years of navigating the complicated U.S. immigration system, she had to make a bleak choice: send her children home alone, or stay with them and face violence.
"People were absolutely obsessed with my hair, or lack of it, for years. Then I started wearing a wig and virtually no one’s mentioned it since.”
Over the past week, Trump has been forced to sit inside a frigid courtroom and listen to a parade of potential jurors in his criminal hush money trial.
The country star broke his silence following his arrest in Tennessee earlier this month.
Donald Trump has canceled his first planned rally since the start of his criminal hush money trial because of a storm in North Carolina.
The groups claim that the state of Alabama and its officials violated international human rights laws banning torture and other forms of inhumane and degrading treatment.
Civil liberties and privacy advocates said the renewal did not do enough to protect Americans from being spied upon.
