
Congress Seeks Sweeping Housing Deal Amid Key Disagreements
A new Congressional Research Service report released this week offers the clearest H.R. 6644 comparison yet of where the House and Senate agree, and where...
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A new Congressional Research Service report released this week offers the clearest H.R. 6644 comparison yet of where the House and Senate agree, and where...

A new Congressional Research Service report on NIH funding lays out in stark terms how far apart the Trump administration and Congress were on the future of...

The House Ways and Means Committee is moving a package of eight bills through markup on Thursday that would reshape Medicare reimbursement, expand coverage...

Federal highway, transit, and rail programs lose their authorization on September 30, 2026, when the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act expires. Without...

The House Energy and Commerce Committee is scheduled to hold a Full Committee Markup hearing on Thursday, May 21, covering 16 bills — a significant...

The Army's decision to cancel the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has exposed a fault line between the services, raised alarms about rising costs for...

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), a seven-term libertarian-leaning congressman, lost his Republican primary Tuesday night to Ed Gallrein, a farmer and retired Navy...

Ralph Alvarado, a physician and former Kentucky state senator, won the Republican primary for Kentucky's 6th Congressional District on May 19, securing the...

The Bureau of Reclamation — the federal agency that delivers water and power to tens of millions of people across the American West — is facing simultaneous...

Senate Ag Committee Examines Fertilizer Crisis Amid Farm Bankruptcies and Geopolitical Turmoil

Why it matters: The Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee held a hearing on May 13, 2026, examining industrialization and the rise of small...

In a Senate where nearly every vote breaks along party lines, 21 senators, 11 Democrats and 10 Republicans, have quietly united behind a resolution to...

Why it matters: The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense held a contentious hearing on May 12 to examine the administration's $1.5 trillion fiscal...

The House Small Business Committee is scheduled to hold a full committee markup Wednesday evening, and the stakes for America's small business owners are...

The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies convenes Thursday for a VA budget hearing that...

Republicans on the House Natural Resources Committee are turning their sights on the financial machinery of environmental nonprofits, convening a hearing...

A new Congressional Research Service report on the NASA appropriations budget lays out, in stark numerical terms, the widening gap between what the Trump...

Why it matters: The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee convened on May 13 to examine the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's proposed fiscal year...

Why it matters: The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense's Navy budget hearing on May 12 exposed a stark funding crisis: the Navy will run out of...

A new Congressional Research Service report on hypersonic boost-glide weapons lands at a moment of genuine strategic tension: the Pentagon's budget request...