House
4:00 PM ET
The committee advanced a rule 8-4 covering six measures including NDAA, budget reconciliation, CR through December 4, insider trading/voter ID, and bank deregulation.
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Jul 20 – Jul 24, 2026 · 53 hearings on the schedule that week. Entries link to transcripts and summaries where they exist.
4:00 PM ET
The committee advanced a rule 8-4 covering six measures including NDAA, budget reconciliation, CR through December 4, insider trading/voter ID, and bank deregulation.
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 session. This meeting was scheduled as closed to the public. No public recording or transcript is expected.
6:15 PM ET
Closed session. This meeting was scheduled as closed to the public. No public recording or transcript is expected.
12:00 AM ET
Closed session. This meeting was scheduled as closed to the public. No public recording or transcript is expected.
3:00 PM ET
Closed session. This meeting was scheduled as closed to the public. No public recording or transcript is expected.
10:00 AM ET
Chairman Mast said the $1 billion UN multinational mission failed as gangs expanded to 90% of Port-au-Prince, while its successor Gang Suppression Force began offensive operations in June.
10:00 AM ET
The committee favorably reported four bipartisan bills on earthquake preparedness, geothermal energy, technical standards, and engineering biology to the House.
10:00 AM ET
The committee voted 16-14 to favorably report HR 9773, the Permanent Trump Secure Border Act, after rejecting all Democratic amendments.
10:00 AM ET
The July 4 White House report accusing the National Museum of American History of ideological capture dominated oversight scrutiny and calls to replace leadership.
10:00 AM ET
Chairman Thompson said this was the first of multiple hearings and Congress may legislate if CFTC authority proves insufficient for sports event contracts.
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 few large banks including failed institutions.
10:00 AM ET
Ben Buchanan (Dmitri Alperovitch Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies) revealed Chinese state actors automated 80-90% of a cyber espionage campaign targeting thirty firms and agencies.
10:00 AM ET
An administration witness put Iran war costs at $37.5 billion and sought $67 billion of the $87.6 billion supplemental as senators cited 17 deaths.
10:15 AM ET
Rep. Walberg (R, MI-5) advanced all ten bills, with seven passing 18-15 and three passing unanimously 33-0 for House consideration.
10:15 AM ET
Emily Domenech (Executive Director, Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council) said FAST-41 average reviews fell from 1500 to 400 days and backed lowering threshold to $50 million.
2:00 PM ET
Subcommittee examined HR9621 to expand state-tribal lethal pinniped removal across Columbia River and western Washington for salmon recovery without taking a vote today.
10:15 AM ET
Postponed. This hearing was postponed. A new date has not been confirmed.
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.
2:26 PM ET
John Rutledge (Deputy Chief Information Officer, Library of Congress) announced a fully redesigned Congress.gov will launch next year with prototype validation by December.
4:30 PM ET
Charles Cuvelier (Associate Director, Visitor and Resource Protection, National Park Service) endorsed multiple park bills but opposed expansions and new studies citing limited resources.
9:00 AM ET
Held. This hearing took place. No public recording was released, so we cannot transcribe it.
9:30 AM ET
The committee favorably reported all 17 nominees, including Bradford Wilson as Archivist and seven executive-branch nominees approved en bloc together.
9:30 AM ET
Laura Swett (Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) said FERC ordered six grid operators to reform large-load interconnection tariffs to prevent data center costs shifting to consumers.
10:00 AM ET
Bryan Steil accused museum leadership of political activism and Anthea M. Hartig (Elizabeth MacMillan Director, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution) rejected White House report as inaccurate.
10:00 AM ET
Committee favorably reported Pharmacists Fight Back Act 40-2, DC tax approval bill 23-18, IG oversight overhaul 23-20, and comment integrity bill 24-19.
10:00 AM ET
Sen. James Lankford pitched his Prevent Government Shutdowns Act requiring Congress to remain in Washington under auto-CR until appropriations finish.
10:00 AM ET
Tom Schultz (Chief, U.S. Forest Service) reported deploying 11,800 firefighters and treating 2.5 million hazardous-fuels acres amid 3.9 million acres burned nationwide.
2:00 PM ET
Daniel B. Shapiro (Distinguished Fellow, Scowcroft Middle East Security Initiative, Atlantic Council) warned the new US-Saudi nuclear deal sacrificed normalization leverage without enrichment safeguards.
10:00 AM ET
The committee favorably reported H.R. 9772, H.R. 9771, H.R. 9721 and H.R. 9722 to the House on largely party-line votes.
10:00 AM ET
Paul Fitzpatrick (Associate Administrator, Office of Entrepreneurial Development, US Small Business Administration) said SBA paused grants to fix unauditable system while working to distribute $340 million inherited backlog.
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.
10:00 AM ET
Mike Waltz (Representative of the United States of America to the United Nations, U.S. Department of State) touted $1.1 billion in historic UN budget cuts and peacekeeping reforms.
10:00 AM ET
The committee voted 11-10 to advance Hal Duncan's nomination for OMB deputy director after tributes honoring late Sen. Graham (R-SC).
10:00 AM ET
Sen. Wyden introduced the Congressional Trade Powers Reform Act requiring congressional approval for any presidential tariffs during the hearing today.
10:00 AM ET
Sen. Cassidy (R-LA) advanced eleven health bills including the $35 insulin cap and price transparency legislation with bipartisan committee approval.
10:15 AM ET
Twelve bipartisan consumer protection bills addressing app store competition, ticket transparency, recycling labeling, debt settlement, scams, and unsafe foreign products advanced to discussion.
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
Anthony P. D’Esposito (Inspector General, U.S. Department of Labor) said Biden DOL shared confidential investigative information with outside lawyers without tracking or safeguards.
10:15 AM ET
Michael Kratsios (Director, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy) announced $5 billion in Genesis mission commitments from fifteen federal agencies for AI-driven science.
10:30 AM ET
The committee favorably reported the Connected Vehicle Security Act, six additional aviation telecom NOAA bills, and six transportation safety nominees.
2:00 PM ET
Rep. Young Kim said China controls over fifty percent of commercial shipbuilding while America holds less than one-tenth of one percent.
2:00 PM ET
Held. This hearing took place. No public recording was released, so we cannot transcribe it.
2:00 PM ET
Held. This hearing took place. No public recording was released, so we cannot transcribe it.
2:02 PM ET
Rep. Van Drew (R, NJ-2) declared abuse claims at Delaney Hall false, citing his tour, satisfactory health inspection, and tripled commissary sales during alleged hunger strike.
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
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 and John Cruz nominations on 13-11 party-line votes to the full Senate for confirmation despite Democratic objections over FBI background checks.
10:15 AM ET
Sen. Grassley (R-IA) advanced Donahue 12-10, Byrne 12-10, and Nassar 17-5 while holding Todd Blanch over for future consideration to the Senate floor.
10:30 AM ET
Sen. Crapo recessed the executive session without a vote and ordered members to reconvene off the Senate floor for the 11:30 vote on four Treasury nominees.
11:45 AM ET
Sen. Cassidy said he is confident Dr. Schwartz will defend vaccines after review and noted HHS revised CDC's autism-vaccines webpage amid measles at thirty-five year high.
10:00 AM ET
Ajikumar Parayil (Founder and CEO, Manus Bio) said his Augusta facility reshored production, restored 150 jobs, and launched a China-decoupled monk fruit sweetener.