Congress and President Biden recently struck an agreement to keep the government funded through early 2024. Between now and February, lawmakers will have a chance to solve policy disagreements and, at least in theory, pass longer-term spending bills.One effort that should be able to attract bipartisan support is the worldwide fight against HIV.We're making progress. Domestically, new infections have been dropping, thanks in part to former President Trump's 'Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S.' initiative, which aims to cut new cases by 90% by 2030.Despite this Republican-led success against HIV, some House Republicans have been considering a spending bill ...