The US Congress has approved funding for most of the Department of Homeland Security, effectively ending a record-breaking partial government shutdown. This measure, now awaiting President Trump's signature, will fund key DHS agencies until September 30, though it excludes new money for immigration and border enforcement.

The US Congress on Thursday approved funding for most of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), ending a record-breaking partial government shutdown that has disrupted critical agencies for more than two months. The House approved the measure, already passed by the Senate, sending it to US President Donald Trump for signature. It will fund key DHS agencies through the end of the financial year on September 30. It does not include new money for immigration and border enforcement, leaving...