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Daily congressional digest: WRDA 2026 passes 415-9, DOJ fraud division bill clears the House, the Senate stalls the crypto market bill 49-50, war-powers votes line up, and the Sept. 30…
A bipartisan contempt referral in the Epstein inquiry, a one-vote defeat for the crypto CLARITY Act, a 74-24 advance for the college sports bill, and CBO's $38 billion Iran war…
TIJ's daily congressional digest: the Graham Russia-Iran sanctions package heads to a House vote, the Senate tees up a crypto market-structure test vote, and CBO pegs the FY26 deficit at…
Both chambers were quiet this week, but Monday brings a judicial cloture vote and Tuesday a 60-vote test on crypto market structure — with government funding set to run out…
A stopgap signed September 2 funds the government through December 11. The NDAA, twelve appropriations bills, and a Russia-Iran sanctions package now crowd a compressed fall calendar.
The House cancels its late-September session after the stopgap becomes law, Leon Black sues over Epstein-probe subpoenas, debt tops $40 trillion, and CBO prices the good-government pipeline.
Oversight's Navy brain-injury report, a funding law signed before the break, a subpoena fight in court, and a crypto showdown set for Sept. 15 — today's congressional digest.
Congress clears a stopgap through Dec. 11, the House passes an anti-boycott certification bill 237-169, and a House panel votes 19-0 to subpoena Oracle's top executives over the VA's $17…
Congress averts an October shutdown as the president signs H.R. 6500 through Dec. 11; the House passes mining-permitting and Israel-boycott bills, a nine-justice amendment falls short, and Leon Black sues…
President Trump signs H.R. 6500, funding the government through Dec. 11; the House cancels two session weeks; the NDAA stalls in the Senate; CBO clears five estimates.