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Eric Crawford led voice vote approving public release of the committee's 9/11 Commission Review final report at Flight 93 memorial.
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Aug 31 – Sep 4, 2026 · 24 hearings on the schedule that week. Entries link to transcripts and summaries where they exist.
1:00 PM ET
Eric Crawford led voice vote approving public release of the committee's 9/11 Commission Review final report at Flight 93 memorial.
4:00 PM ET
Rules Committee approved a closed rule advancing four bills on mining, lobstering, campus boycotts and socialism by a 7-4 vote.
10:00 AM ET
Nadwa Al-Dawsari (Associate Fellow, Middle East Institute) urged US-backed Yemeni forces to retake Houthi territory to restore Red Sea shipping confidence.
10:00 AM ET
Tom McClintock promoted the Shutdown Sanctuary Policies Act to preempt sanctuary laws, redirect federal grants, and let victims sue jurisdictions that released criminal aliens.
10:15 AM ET
Kevin Kiley closed the hearing by urging House leadership to prioritize bipartisan reauthorization of the Child Care and Development Block Grant this term.
10:15 AM ET
Gus Bilirakis led approval of all twelve bills to the full committee, including ticketing reform, nitrous oxide ban, scam prevention, AI, quantum and recycling measures.
2:00 PM ET
The subcommittee advanced six bipartisan telecommunications bills covering satellites, robotics, robocalls, AI and broadband to the full committee by voice vote.
2:00 PM ET
Rep. Jason Smith cited TANF caseloads falling from 4.4 million to 570,000 and promoted H.R. 8872 to strengthen program integrity.
10:00 AM ET
Rep. Crawford pulled the alarm on Chinese Communist Party infiltration, demanding whole-of-society mobilization and presidential leadership to avert a future catastrophe.
10:00 AM ET
The subcommittee reviewed nine public lands bills addressing wilderness study releases, river and trail designations, and memorials without taking votes.
10:00 AM ET
The committee adopted Mark Takano's resolution appointing Maggie Goodlander to the Health and Technology Modernization subcommittees by voice vote without amendment.
10:15 AM ET
Paul Lawrence (Deputy Secretary, US Department of Veterans Affairs) defended raising Oracle's EHR ceiling from $10 billion to $27 billion to complete deployments by 2031.
10:00 AM ET
The committee advanced all ten bills, approving six bipartisan nuclear measures unanimously while passing the Locomotives Act 26-23 and Buses Act 26-22.
10:00 AM ET
House leaders advanced a two-year AGOA extension through 2028 to President Trump while urging Jackson-Vanik repeal for Central Asian partners.
10:00 AM ET
Darrell Issa announced Congress extended USPTO fee-setting authority through December 12, 2026, to allow debate on full reauthorization tied to PTAB reforms.
2:00 PM ET
Chairman Roy condemned the Supreme Court's Trump versus Barbara ruling upholding birthright citizenship and urged Congress to pass legislation restricting it.
10:00 AM ET
Four private advanced reactors achieved criticality by July 4, 2026, exceeding Trump's executive order goal of three demonstrations under DOE reactor pilot program.
10:00 AM ET
J. Hill touted enactment of the 21st Century Road to Housing Act and GENIUS Act as bipartisan pro-growth wins boosting supply and innovation.
10:00 AM ET
Rep. Burlison spotlighted Washington, D.C.'s planned year-end ban on natural gas in new commercial buildings, certain new homes, and large renovations as raising costs and straining grid.
10:00 AM ET
Cody Harris (Chairman, Texas House Committee on Natural Resources, Texas House of Representatives) detailed Texas Proposition 4 dedicating $1 billion annually for water infrastructure.
10:00 AM ET
Virginia Foxx closed the Member Day hearing without a vote but promised to consider all proposals for the 120th Congress rules package.
10:15 AM ET
Rep. Messmer touted HR 6213 to block OSHA's 375-page heat standard while NFIB's petition with 10,000 owners opposed the mandate.
9:00 AM ET
The subcommittee examined two drafts to reauthorize drinking water programs and prevent data center water infrastructure costs from raising household rates.
1:00 PM ET
Michael Cadenazzi (Assistant Secretary of War for Industrial Base Policy, U.S. Department of War) said 400,000 skilled trade jobs sit vacant in the defense industrial base today.