The Biden administration has expanded its trade restrictions to include 105 Russian and Chinese companies accused of supporting Russia’s military efforts in Ukraine. This move aims to prevent these companies from accessing US technology and resources, adding further pressure on Russia’s war effort.
Delta Airlines holds a long-standing commitment to supporting active military members, veterans, and their families. This commitment manifests in various travel benefits, community initiatives, and strategic partnerships. Delta is honored to serve those who protect us and continuously seeks ways to support them in their journeys and beyond.
Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson shared an emotional video of his visit to Walter Reed Military Hospital, where he expressed gratitude to soldiers for their service and spent time with wounded service members and sick children. The wrestler-turned-actor has a history of supporting the military and has discussed the possibility of a White House bid.
Major League Baseball honors Armed Forces Day with a special New Era hat collection featuring all 30 MLB teams. Each hat boasts a black design with gold stars, a military-style team logo, and an armed services patch. Notable exceptions include the Toronto Blue Jays hat, which features the Canadian flag, and last year’s Army green hats with monochromatic American flags. The 2024 collection offers a wider range of styles, including fitted, adjustable, and bucket hats. Proceeds from the sale of these hats support military members and various military-related charities.
The US House of Representatives and Senate have approved a $95 billion war aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The package includes $61 billion in military aid for Ukraine, which will provide artillery ammunition, anti-aircraft missiles, and other equipment to help the country stave off Russia’s ongoing invasion. Despite the support, some Ukrainian lawmakers have expressed concerns about the logistical challenges and bureaucracy involved in delivering the aid to the front lines. Ukrainian forces are currently holding their ground against the Russian army, but experts believe that both sides are exhausted and unlikely to make major offensive gains until next year.
