Homeland Security spending talks get sticky

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The second fiscal 2024 appropriations package could be slowed by stalled Homeland Security talks. The House votes on the bipartisan TikTok bill. McConnell wants Johnson to vote on the Senate-passed emergency foreign aid bill. Here’s your CQ Morning Briefing for Wednesday, March 13.

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