
Senate Advances Native Healthcare Reforms in Rare Bipartisan Move
The Senate Indian Affairs Committee advanced critical Indian Health Care Legislation on February 4, 2026, proposing sweeping changes to healthcare delivery...
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The Senate Indian Affairs Committee advanced critical Indian Health Care Legislation on February 4, 2026, proposing sweeping changes to healthcare delivery...

Why it matters: House Republicans used the Supreme Court's Mahmoud v. Taylor decision as a launching pad for potential federal legislation mandating...

- "Religious persecution is reaching unprecedented levels worldwide" - Sam Brownback, U.S. Department of State - "Technology has become a weapon against...

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer declared that Democrats would fight the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act "tooth and nail,"...

The House Education and the Workforce Committee held a field hearing on February 13, 2026, in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin — not Washington — to build a public...

Millions of older Americans are being pushed back into the labor market by financial necessity — and once there, many report facing entrenched age...

Senate Judiciary Committee advances U.S. Attorney confirmation for Holyoak (Utah) and Williams (Alabama) amid partisan tensions over DOJ independence on March 12, 2026.

Tribal gaming lobbying intensifies as Cherokee Nation invests $90K in Q4 2025 amid congressional action on gaming regulation and tribal tax reform legislation.

House Homeland Security subcommittee examines non-domiciled CDL issuance to undocumented immigrants amid Trump administration restrictions and industry labor shortage concerns.

The Senate Budget Committee sanctuary cities hearing on March 10 lands at a moment when the federal government's posture toward local jurisdictions that...

DHS oversight hearing on March 4 tests congressional authority as House Judiciary Committee examines detention access battles, fatal shootings, and enforcement accountability.

The House Indian Affairs subcommittee examines tribal sovereignty legislation addressing land disputes, education deficiencies, and law enforcement capacity.

DHS appropriations hearing on March 3, 2026 will determine ICE funding levels and whether Congress imposes accountability measures on immigration enforcement operations.

NMAC engages Rubiner Strategies for HIV prevention lobbying, targeting FY2026 appropriations for Ryan White Program, Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative, and expanded PrEP access.

Tribal water rights settlements face Senate scrutiny as Colorado River crisis elevates Native nations’ leverage in Western water negotiations and infrastructure funding.

Child trafficking systemic failures face Senate scrutiny as AI-generated abuse surges 6,335% and sextortion affects 1 in 5 teens. Bipartisan action intensifies.

DHS constitutional violations face Senate scrutiny as Judiciary Committee examines warrantless entries, unlawful detentions, and fatal shootings by federal agents.

House Judiciary Committee examines sanctuary cities legislation on Feb 24, 2026. Republicans push funding cuts while Democrats defend local immigration policies.

Senate Judiciary advances child safety legislation targeting online exploitation with bipartisan bills creating new federal crimes and tech platform liability.

Senate Judiciary committee nominations hearing examines controversial Trump administration picks amid partisan battles over judicial independence and ethics concerns.