Congressional leaders have rolled out a sprawling package funding large swaths of the government for the rest of fiscal year 2024 after last-minute drama over funds for the Department of Homeland Security threatened efforts to avert a shutdown later this week. 

Ahead of the rollout on Thursday, Republicans touted funding cuts in areas including foreign operations and diversity, while Democrats boasted investments in childcare and domestic programs. 

The new deal caps off weeks of tough bipartisan, bicameral funding talks after a months-long stalemate over how to fund the government for the rest of this fiscal year. Read Full Story

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