In a crucial Oval Office meeting, President Biden and Congressional leaders discussed averting a partial government shutdown and providing urgent aid to Ukraine and Israel. The talks highlighted the urgency of Ukraine's situation amidst Russia's invasion, with a focus on the U.S.'s role in global stability. Domestic issues like U.S.-Mexico border security were also pivotal, complicating the approval of foreign aid. Despite these challenges, there was cautious optimism about resolving funding issues and avoiding a government shutdown. The discussions underscored the interconnectedness of domestic governance and international diplomacy, emphasizing the United States' responsibilities on both fronts.
G.O.P. Leaders Optimistic on Spending Deal After Meeting With Biden | NYT
