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Virginia Foxx advanced four measures including a stock-trading ban paired with voter ID and a clean continuing resolution through December 4.
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Jul 20 – Jul 24, 2026 · 51 hearings on the schedule that week. Entries link to transcripts and summaries where they exist.
4:00 PM ET
Virginia Foxx advanced four measures including a stock-trading ban paired with voter ID and a clean continuing resolution through December 4.
5:00 PM ET
Brett Guthrie opened the 29-bill markup covering grid modernization, pipeline safety, critical minerals, drug threats, and healthcare transparency before recessing until July 21.
5:15 PM ET
Closed to the public — no transcript.
6:15 PM ET
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12:00 AM ET
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3:00 PM ET
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10:00 AM ET
Rep. Stansbury introduced the Smithsonian Integrity and Historical Independence Act to bar White House interference in museum historical interpretation and reassert congressional authority.
10:00 AM ET
The committee rejected Rep. Correa's amendment to extend military parole in place to parents of servicemembers by a 14-16 recorded vote.
10:00 AM ET
Brian Babin secured favorable reporting of four bipartisan bills covering earthquakes, geothermal energy, technical standards, and engineering biology to the House for floor consideration.
10:00 AM ET
David Z Bean (Chairman, Indian Gaming Association) urged Congress to advance HR 7840 to block sports event contracts evading tribal and state gambling laws.
10:00 AM ET
No video available — no transcript.
10:00 AM ET
Justin Gorkowski (Co-Lead, Haiti Gang Suppression Force Tiger Team, U.S. Department of War) said GSF began retaking gang territory last month, seizing weapons and detaining fighters.
10:00 AM ET
Andrea Gacki (Director, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN)) confirmed domestic companies need not report beneficial ownership and deletion will be addressed in final rule.
2:00 PM ET
Jill Naamane (Director, Government Accountability Office) testified 97% of March 2023 advance surge came from a small number of large banks.
10:00 AM ET
Administration officials defended President Trump's $87.6 billion supplemental request covering Iran operations, farm aid, disaster relief, and munitions replenishment before Senate Appropriations Committee.
10:15 AM ET
Emily Domenech (Executive Director, Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council) endorsed HR 8003 lowering FAST-41 threshold from $200 million to $50 million.
2:00 PM ET
Rep. Hageman championed HR 9621 to expand state-tribal lethal removal of sea lions and seals throughout the Columbia River and western Washington.
10:15 AM ET
No video available — no transcript.
10:15 AM ET
Committee adopted Rep. Miller's amendment in nature of substitute to H.R. 8781 codifying that Title IX sex means biological sex assigned at birth.
10:30 AM ET
Walter G. Copan (Vice President Emeritus for Research and Technology Transfer, Colorado School of Mines) warned China leads in 57 of 64 critical technologies.
4:30 PM ET
Kovaleer (Associate Director, Visitor and Resource Protection, National Park Service) endorsed many park bills but opposed expansions, new units, and studies citing limited resources.
9:00 AM ET
Transcript unavailable.
9:30 AM ET
FERC commissioners defended June show-cause orders directing six grid operators to reform large-load interconnection rules to protect consumers from data-center costs.
9:30 AM ET
The committee reported seven nominations en bloc including Hal Duncan for OMB deputy director by a 7-5 vote for full Senate consideration.
10:00 AM ET
Chairman Bryan Steil charged Anthea M Hartig (Elizabeth MacMillan Director, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution) with promoting activism over patriotism using taxpayer funds.
10:00 AM ET
Rep. Cole convened a rare full-committee hearing on automatic continuing resolutions after reporting all twelve fiscal 2027 appropriations bills early in June.
10:00 AM ET
The committee voted 11-10 to favorably report Hal Duncan's nomination to be Deputy Director of the Office of Management and Budget.
10:00 AM ET
Mike Waltz (Representative of the United States of America to the United Nations, US Department of State) touted a historic $1 billion UN budget cut.
10:00 AM ET
The committee favorably reported H.R. 9772 requiring large tax-exempts to disclose foreign donations by a 23-18 vote after rejecting two amendments.
10:00 AM ET
Sen. Wyden introduced the Congressional Trade Powers Reform Act requiring congressional approval for presidential tariffs after Supreme Court invalidated global duties.
10:00 AM ET
Paul Fitzpatrick (Associate Administrator, Office of Entrepreneurial Development, U.S. Small Business Administration) said SBA paused all grants to replace an unauditable email-spreadsheet system.
10:00 AM ET
House Oversight advanced four bills, including the Pharmacists Fight Back Act 40-2, DC Taxing Authority Review Act 23-18, IG oversight overhaul 23-20, and comment integrity measure 24-19.
10:00 AM ET
Tom Schultz (Chief, U.S. Forest Service) said the agency exceeded its firefighter goal with 11,800 staff and treated 2.5 million hazardous-fuels acres this year.
2:00 PM ET
The Trump administration announced a Saudi civil nuclear cooperation deal without requiring Israeli normalization or UAE-style enrichment limits, sparking proliferation warnings from members and witnesses.
10:00 AM ET
Committee favorably reported eleven health bills including S.2355 price transparency, S.4189 insulin $35 cap, and S.5026 childhood diabetes warning labels.
10:00 AM ET
Committee favorably reported eight bills en bloc by unanimous consent, including H.R. 309 supporting National Law Enforcement Memorial Fund and measures on parks, beaches, and wildlife refuges.
10:15 AM ET
Lawmakers examined twelve bipartisan bills to empower FTC and CPSC on app competition, ticketing transparency, recycling labels, and product safety.
2:00 PM ET
Rep. Hudson convened hearing on bills targeting foreign robocalls, Chinese humanoid robots, AI network defense, and fragmented federal broadband programs.
10:15 AM ET
Michael Kratsios (Director, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy) announced $5 billion in Genesis mission commitments across fifteen federal agencies for AI-driven science.
10:15 AM ET
Anthony P. D’Esposito (Inspector General, U.S. Department of Labor) confirmed Biden-Harris DOL shared confidential investigative information with outside lawyers without safeguards, tracking, or consistent approval.
10:30 AM ET
The committee favorably reported the Connected Vehicle Security Act, six additional bills, and six nominees including TSA and NTSB picks.
2:00 PM ET
Rep. Young Kim warned China controls over 50% of global shipbuilding versus under one-tenth percent for America and urged allied buildup with South Korea and Japan.
2:00 PM ET
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2:00 PM ET
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3:00 PM ET
Closed to the public — no transcript.
4:00 PM ET
VA officials defended the proposed $23 million research cut as attrition-driven with no program cuts while highlighting an 80-veteran MDMA therapy trial for PTSD.
10:00 AM ET
The committee advanced Christopher Phelan for Council of Economic Advisers chair and John Cruz for NCUA board by 13-11 votes each.
10:15 AM ET
Tim Scott advanced Christopher Phelan and John Cruz nominations to full Senate on 13-11 votes after brief closed session discussion.
10:30 AM ET
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11:45 AM ET
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10:00 AM ET
Ajikumar Parayil (Founder and CEO, Manus Bio) said his company repurposed a shuttered Augusta facility, creating 150 skilled jobs and investing $135 million by 2026.