The Senate has a busy schedule in the last week before its summer recess, including votes on a temporary government funding bill, a Russia sanctions bill, and the nomination of a new attorney general.
Read MoreThe House is out but the Senate has a busy week, with possible votes related to a Russia sanctions bill, a cryptocurrency proposal, and the nomination of a new Director of National Intelligence.
Read MoreThe House has a packed agenda this week, including consideration of a budget resolution that provides instructions for a third reconciliation bill.
Read MoreWith only a few legislative days left before the House leaves for its summer recess, will Republicans approve a rule allowing legislation to move this week on the House floor?
Read MoreHouse Speaker Mike Johnson is hoping he has the votes to pass the defense authorization bill before the House begins its Independence Day recess at the end of the week. When the House returns on July 13, there are only eight session days on the schedule before the summer recess begins July 23.
Read MoreBoth chambers are expected to approve a wide-ranging housing bill this week, while the Senate Appropriations Committee is planning to mark up four FY 2027 spending bills.
Read MoreThe Senate is planning to vote this week on an updated version of its housing affordability bill. If the Senate approves the new version, it will then go to the House, where the outlook for passage is unclear.
Read MoreThe Senate’s failure last week to move forward on the FISA bill throws into question whether legislation can be passed before the June 12 expiration of the current authority providing for monitoring electronic communications of foreign nationals by U.S. intelligence agencies.
Read MoreWith news today that the Trump administration will drop its $1.8 billion weaponization fund, will that be enough to convince Republican Senators to vote for the pending reconciliation bill?
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