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Congress remains in recess. The Senate returns Nov. 9 for a permitting reform vote, a Dec. 11 funding deadline looms, and the House VA panel eyes Oracle subpoenas.
Congress is in recess until after the midterms. Here is where funding, FISA 702, the NDAA and the farm bill stand.
Ten bills and reports to watch as Congress heads toward the December 11 funding deadline.
WASHINGTON — Neither chamber of Congress held a recorded floor vote this week. The House and Senate are on a midterm-campaign recess, holding only pro forma sessions until lawmakers return…
TIJ's weekly legislative tracker: CBO closes FY2026 with a $2.0 trillion deficit, the Billion Dollar Boondoggle Act becomes law, new cost estimates on foreign-funding disclosure and grid security bills, and…
By Eduardo Bacci, The Investigative Journal Both chambers of Congress remain in their pre-election recess this week, but the absence of floor votes has not meant an absence of consequential…
Senate Judiciary examines Flock's license-plate surveillance network, the Protect College Sports Act clears cloture 70-21, and the Russia-Iran sanctions bill becomes law.
Senate reconvenes with S. 4668 pending, Hawley calls four surveillance CEOs to testify Wednesday, and FY2027 funding runs out December 11.
Congress cleared the Graham Russia-Iran sanctions act 262-159, passed an Iran war powers resolution 220-204, and held Leon Black in contempt 41-0.
Seven Republicans crossed party lines on an Iran war powers measure; the House held Leon Black in contempt; and the Senate cleared a path for the Protect College Sports Act.