Judiciary Panel Targets Sanctuary Cities With New Bill
House Judiciary Committee examines sanctuary cities legislation on Feb 24, 2026. Republicans push funding cuts while Democrats defend local immigration policies.
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House Judiciary Committee examines sanctuary cities legislation on Feb 24, 2026. Republicans push funding cuts while Democrats defend local immigration policies.
Critical minerals supply chain vulnerabilities take center stage as Senate Foreign Relations Committee convenes February 26 briefing on China’s processing dominance.
Senate Judiciary advances child safety legislation targeting online exploitation with bipartisan bills creating new federal crimes and tech platform liability.
Banking regulatory rollback hearing on Feb 26 examines GOP push to scale back post-crisis rules. Republicans target capital requirements, debanking concerns.
Rep. John Carter, the 84-year-old Republican who has held Texas’s 31st Congressional District since 2003, is facing the most crowded […]
Senate Intelligence Committee holds classified briefing on intelligence committee briefing matters addressing China, Iran, and Russia threats amid bipartisan oversight concerns.
The Marc Veasey primary that many expected to see in 2026 — a Democratic incumbent defending his seat in a […]
Sony’s gaming regulation lobbying reached $370,000 in Q4 2025 as the company shifts to in-house advocacy amid mounting congressional pressure on child safety and tariffs.
Senate Judiciary committee nominations hearing examines controversial Trump administration picks amid partisan battles over judicial independence and ethics concerns.
Drug pricing legislation faces scrutiny as Amgen hires ex-CBO Director Dan Crippen for $100K, deploying budget scoring expertise against Medicare negotiations.
Senate Energy nominations hearing on Feb. 25, 2026 will shape U.S. energy policy. Three nominees face scrutiny over public lands, grid infrastructure, and electricity costs.
House subcommittee explores paid leave approaches as partisan divide persists over worker rights versus employer flexibility in caregiving policy.
The CBO fiscal outlook hearing examines unprecedented federal deficits averaging $2.5 trillion annually and interest costs reaching $2 trillion by 2036.
Career technical education takes center stage as House Small Business Committee examines solutions to skilled labor shortage affecting 2.1 million manufacturing jobs.
Permitting delays for energy projects are driving up electricity costs. House subcommittee hearing examines how NEPA reviews add years to timelines and billions to ratepayer bills.
House panel holds second hearing in five months on DoD’s struggling background check system, signaling growing congressional frustration with clearance delays.
Democracy funding hearing on Feb 24 will scrutinize NED effectiveness as Congress weighs $50B foreign ops budget amid rising global authoritarianism.
The healthcare workforce shortage crisis takes center stage as Congress examines physician and nursing gaps threatening patient access across America.
VA workforce crisis intensifies as Congress hears testimony on 40,000 employee losses, controversial disability rating changes, and persistent veteran suicide rates.
Senate Budget Committee examines sanctuary city funding on Feb. 24 as Republicans push federal restrictions. Over $780K in opposition lobbying deployed.
House subcommittee examines drinking water infrastructure challenges including aging systems, lead contamination, PFAS threats, and cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Army industrial base modernization faces congressional scrutiny as production shortfalls and aging facilities threaten defense readiness amid bipartisan calls for investment.
The Arkansas Senate race 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most lopsided financial contests in the country […]
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX-21) is walking away from a safe congressional seat, his chairmanship of the House Judiciary Committee’s Constitution […]