House
4:00 PM ET
Rep. Foxx (R, NC-5) advanced funding, DC tax and mining bills on 8-4 vote while postponing Clinton contempt votes pending compliance talks.
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Feb 2 – Feb 6, 2026 · 36 hearings on the schedule that week. Entries link to transcripts and summaries where they exist.
4:00 PM ET
Rep. Foxx (R, NC-5) advanced funding, DC tax and mining bills on 8-4 vote while postponing Clinton contempt votes pending compliance talks.
10:00 AM ET
CDC Acting Director Jim O'Neill announced overhaul cutting childhood vaccines from 17 to 11 diseases after memo requested by Jayanta Bhattacharya (Director, National Institutes of Health) and others.
10:00 AM ET
David Schenker (Taube Senior Fellow, The Washington Institute for Near East Policy) testified Lebanese forces lack full control south of Litani River despite official claims.
10:00 AM ET
The committee favorably reported HJ Res 139 by 16-10 and HR 1028 by 15-10 after rejecting Democratic amendments but adopting the substitute to HR 1028.
10:15 AM ET
Rep. Tiffany (R, WI-7) urged the Senate to pass the Fix Our Forests Act before next wildfire season, citing 16,000 structures destroyed and $131 billion losses.
2:00 PM ET
Federal economic development programs often fail tribes due to fragmentation, administrative burdens, and agencies' lack of understanding, hindering tribal self-determination and investment.
10:15 AM ET
Rep. Allen (R, GA-12) framed AI as transformative and called for transparency, better BLS data, and balanced labor protections supporting innovation.
10:15 AM ET
Rep. Luttrell (R, TX-8) demanded VA deliver Love Lives On Act cost estimates within 24 hours and vowed to advance survivor benefits despite opposition.
10:15 AM ET
Laura Swett (Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) said FERC directed PJM to create transparent co-location rules for data centers affecting 67 million Americans.
10:30 AM ET
John Walk (Inspector General, U.S. Department of Agriculture) requested $111.5 million for FY2025 after reporting 388 indictments and $443 million in recoveries.
3:00 PM ET
Closed session. This meeting was scheduled as closed to the public. No public recording or transcript is expected.
9:30 AM ET
S.90, the Historic Roadways Protection Act, and S.446, prohibiting wilderness designation in Big Cypress National Preserve, both passed out of committee on roll call votes.
10:00 AM ET
Sen. Cruz (R-TX) pushed including a national autonomous vehicle framework in surface transportation reauthorization to replace state patchwork and counter China.
10:00 AM ET
Scott Dewhirst (Deputy General Manager, Fairfax Water) proposed a Water Risk and Resiliency Organization modeled on NERC to set tailored cybersecurity standards.
10:00 AM ET
The committee favorably reported S.J. Res. 102, disapproving the D.C. Council's Income and Franchise Tax Conformity and Revision Temporary Amendment Act of 2025.
10:00 AM ET
Secretary Bessent outlined FSOC's 2025 report, emphasizing economic growth and security through regulatory modernization, cybersecurity, Treasury market stability, and responsible AI use, shifting from broad vulnerability assessments.
2:00 PM ET
Rep. Wagner (R, MO-2) advanced legislative reforms requiring 60-day comment periods, rigorous cost-benefit analysis, and curbs on regulation by enforcement.
10:00 AM ET
Rep. Jordan (R, OH-4) unveiled subpoenaed TikTok documents showing Digital Services Act compliance drove US content moderation changes on immigration and political speech.
10:00 AM ET
The subcommittee examined four wildlife bills on big cats, Yellowstone fish bypass, Alaska Native art, and urban bird habitat without taking a vote.
10:00 AM ET
Rep. Babin (R, TX-36) announced HR 7273 as amended was favorably reported 37-0 after adopting dozens of amendments by voice vote.
10:00 AM ET
The committee favorably reported nine procurement, technology, workforce and election bills plus three postal naming bills en bloc with only the Incentivize Savings Act drawing significant opposition.
10:15 AM ET
Rep. Owens (R, UT-4) touted the Working Families Tax Cut's two repayment plans, graduate loan caps, and earnings accountability as curbing runaway tuition.
10:15 AM ET
Lawmakers reviewed draft legislation reauthorizing FirstNet through 2037 and restructuring governance by making the Authority a direct NTIA line office.
2:00 PM ET
The subcommittee adopted five bipartisan bills to enhance the physical and cybersecurity of the nation's electric grid and energy infrastructure, forwarding them to the full committee for further action.
10:15 AM ET
Robert Cekada (Nominee for Director, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)) said only 75-100 agents daily support immigration enforcement, disputing higher diversion figures.
2:30 PM ET
Sen. Cruz alleged federal prosecutors estimate over half of $18 billion across fourteen Minnesota welfare programs since 2018 was lost to fraud.
10:30 AM ET
Ambassador Sam Brownback revealed an unprecedented global "war on God" by an alliance of authoritarian regimes, led by China, using sophisticated surveillance to suppress faith worldwide.
2:00 PM ET
The Digital GI Bill program's cost has doubled to over $2 billion, with VA ending MITRE's contract for cost estimates, potentially bringing this function in-house.
2:30 PM ET
Dayna Seymour (Health & Human Services Chair, Colville Business Council, Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation) disclosed $42M in unspent PRC funds amid deaths from denied care.
2:30 PM ET
New EU legislation mandates a complete phase-out of Russian gas imports by 2027, including barring spot LNG contracts within two months, marking a significant win for transatlantic energy diplomacy.
3:00 PM ET
Closed session. This meeting was scheduled as closed to the public. No public recording or transcript is expected.
4:00 PM ET
Rachel McArdle said VA's $16 million grant program served over 20,000 veterans last year and six stipend athletes will compete at Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympics.
10:00 AM ET
Secretary Bessent presented FSOC's 2025 report, emphasizing a shift to prioritize economic growth and security, moving away from previous focuses like climate-related financial risk.
10:00 AM ET
Railroad Retirement Board remains solvent for 75 years, but flat funding leaves disability applicants waiting average 470 days for decisions.
10:15 AM ET
Sen. Grassley (R-IA) advanced three U.S. Attorney nominees and three bipartisan bills on fraud, drones, and child safety to the Senate floor.
2:00 PM ET
Closed session. This meeting was scheduled as closed to the public. No public recording or transcript is expected.
No hearings were on the schedule for Friday.