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House of Representatives
H.R. 18: No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion and Abortion Insurance Full Disclosure Act of 2021
• House floor consideration requests: 7 times Tuesday, 5 times Thursday, 3 times Friday
• House debated H.R. 18 and in voting could have defeated the previous question and considered the bill; Members also discussed their efforts on the bill
• Nancy Pelosi and Democrats Block Bill to Ban Tax-Funded Abortions for 8th Time
Suspension of the Rules
House passes bill to bolster state plans to ward off infrastructure attacks
Considered Pursuant to a Rule
H.R. 2062 - Protecting Older Workers Against Discrimination Act of 2021
House passes bill to ease standards for age discrimination cases
S.J.Res. 14 - Methane Emission Standards
Overturning the methane rule means higher energy costs in return for no benefits
House Votes to Reinstate Obama Methane Rule for Oil, Gas Wells
Senate
Senate Leader Remarks: 6/21, 6/22, 6/23, 6/24
Executive Session
Christopher Charles Fonzone, of Pennsylvania, to be General Counsel of ODNI
Senate Confirms Huawei-Linked Lobbyist to Intel Post
Kiran Arjandas Ahuja, of Massachusetts, to be Director of OPM
Senate moves to confirm Kiran Ahuja, nominee with critical race theory ties, to run federal personnel office, in Close Vote
Legislative Session
S. 2093, For the People Act.
• Senate blocks partisan election overhaul bill
• Democrats' partisan power grab fails — for now
• Schumer vows Tuesday's vote “won't be the last …will explore every option … will leave no stone unturned”
Unanimous Consent
S. 1520: Military Justice Improvement and Increasing Prevention Act of 2021 Senate declined to pass S. 1520, Military Justice Improvement and Increasing Prevention Act of 2021 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Senate declined to pass H.R. 1652, VOCA Fix to Sustain the Crime Victims Fund Act of 2021
Senate declined to pass S. 2084, a bill to terminate the order requiring persons to wear masks while on conveyances and at transportation hubs.
Senate declined to consider the nomination of Jen Easterly, of New York, to be Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Department of Homeland Security: Wednesday, Thursday
Senate declined to pass S. 831, EB–5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2021
Senate declined to pass S. 2216, a bill to require the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary of State to develop a plan for the relocation and admission to the United States of certain citizens of Afghanistan
National Security
Congressman Exposes Critical Race Theory In Military Academies After Secretary Of Defense Denied Its Existence
Foreign Policy
Senate China Bill Cuts Tariffs, Increases Regulations
McCarthy unveils eight-step GOP plan to hold China accountable for COVID-19 'cover-up'
‘Worst Cover Up in Human History’: House Republicans Launch Campaign to Hold CCP Accountable Over Pandemic
House Republicans say they 'will not rest' until China held accountable for coronavirus pandemic
Risch Applauds Committee Passage of Legislation on Uyghurs, Israel, Georgia
Holding China Accountable for Covid-19
McCaul, Risch Call on Biden to Impose Mandatory Sanctions on Russia Related to Navalny Poisoning
Constitution
Senate GOP Holds Firm in Opposing Statehood for Nation’s Capital
House GOP Members Demand Details of $350 Million in Grants From Nonprofit in 2020 Election
House Republicans want to strip not-for-profit status of groups that 'interfere in our election process'
Senate Democrats introduce legislation to pay voters $50/hour to wait in line longer than 30 minutes to vote
Pro-Life Group Urges Senate to Oppose Democrat Bill to Take Over Elections, Enable Election Fraud
Blackburn slams S.1 as 'assault' on 'free and fair elections' as Senate moves toward vote
Biden sees Manchin proposals on voting rights as 'a step forward'
Democrats hope GOP move to block election overhaul bill will prompt end of filibuster
Biden leans on Manchin ahead of voting rights bill hitting Senate floor
Manchin strikes deal with Schumer to vote 'yes' on advancing voting reform bill
Senate Republican Leader Calls Democrats’ Sweeping Election Reform Bill a Federal ‘Takeover’
First Amendment
North Carolina Rep. Greg Murphy introduces campus free speech bill
Second Amendment
Rep. Richard Hudson and 140 House Members Urge DOJ and ATF to Withdraw Guidance on Stabilizing Braces
Marjorie Taylor Greene introduces bill to abolish ATF and auction off confiscated firearms
Homeland Security
House Republicans to join Trump during border visit next week
'Wrong part of the border' GOP criticizes VP's Texas trip
Budget
22 Republican AGs Want Biden’s Budget Rejected Because It Makes Americans Fund Abortions
Federal Spending
Even Democrats are balking at Bernie Sanders’s $6 trillion spending plan
Pro-Life Group Launches Ad Campaign Exposing Democrats Making Americans Fund Abortions
22 Republican Attorneys General Urge Congress To Keep The Hyde Amendment
Earmark requests grow as House Appropriations panel begins work
House funding bill would hike Capitol spending and remove racist statues
Democrat Bill Would Force Americans to Fund Killing Babies in Abortions in the Nation’s Capital
Top Democrat on big spending: 'We cannot go back to pre-pandemic normal'
Treasury Secretary Pleads With Congress to Raise Debt Ceiling Ahead of Suspension Expiration on July 31
Bipartisan infrastructure talks near do-or-die phase
Centrists gain leverage over progressives in Senate infrastructure battle
Portman says Senate Republicans are 'absolutely committed' to getting bipartisan infrastructure deal
Democrats flash warning light on infrastructure ‘deal’
Infrastructure is far from done ‘deal’
Progressives Aim to Hold Biden, Pelosi to Promise on Bigger Bill
Biden Infrastructure Win Ramps Up Fight Over Economic Agenda
Monetary Policy
Congresswoman Nancy Mace: ‘Inflation Is Taxation’
Executive
Biden plucks ex-House Democrat for Agriculture post
Top Finance Republican demands review of IRS security practices after massive billionaire tax leak
Overt IRS Hostility to Prayer, Bible Study Draws GOP Anger; Pelosi, Hoyer, Other Dems Silent
Not so fast: GOP taps brakes on revoking 2002 war powers
Justice
Just Six More Signatures Will Force Nancy Pelosi to Allow Vote on Bill to Stop Infanticide
Bipartisan group in Congress reach 'framework' agreement on police reform
Health Care Policy
Judge In Florida Cruise Line Lawsuit Reminds CDC It Isn’t Congress
Technology Policy
The Ending Platform Monopolies Act targets Big Tech
The big tech battle forging unlikely allies
Tim Cook called Nancy Pelosi to warn her against disrupting the iPhone with impending antitrust bills
McCarthy dismisses House Democratic tech antitrust bills
Tech Antitrust Showdown Opens as Lawmaker Rips ‘Bullying’
All-Night Antitrust Debate Moves Big Tech Bills Forward
Bipartisan crackdown on Big Tech sent to House floor
California Democrats clash over tech antitrust fight
Congress
Lawmakers Awarded for Bipartisanship in a Highly Divided Congress
House GOP demands Democrats end pandemic Zoom hearings
Sanders, Warren respond to Sinema's filibuster defense, say Senate 'has got to act' despite rule
Senator Kyrsten Sinema Confirms She Will Not Support Abolishing Filibuster
'Killibuster': Democratic angst grows as filibuster threatens agenda
Biden calls on US to 'come together as one nation' during remarks at Republican senator's funeral
Biden at Sen. John Warner's funeral: He 'gave me confidence'
Democratic clamor grows for select committee on Jan. 6 attack
Democrats poised to go it alone investigating Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Pelosi announces special committee to investigate Jan. 6 riot
Who gets a seat on Pelosi's Jan. 6 commission?
‘As Long as It Takes’: Pelosi Says House Will Create Committee on Jan. 6 Capitol Breach
‘Jim Crow 2.0’: Black GOP House members slam Sheldon Whitehouse’s alleged segregated club membership
Democratic Rhode Island senator's beach club disputes allegations of being white-only after backlash
'Senator Whiteguy' and Democrats show just how fake their fight against racism really is
Committee Activity
Senate dives into DC statehood debate in second hearing
Pelosi quashes reports on Jan. 6 select committee
Biden hits China on solar panels over human rights abuses
Controversial Biden ATF nominee David Chipman advances out of Judiciary Committee on party-line vote
House panel includes $500 million election security grant in proposed appropriations bill
Republicans seek apology for yell of ‘racist’ during critical race theory questioning
Floor Outlook
House of Representatives
Pelosi vows no vote on bipartisan deal without Senate action on reconciliation
Legislative Program for next week
Senate
Schumer: Senate to begin work on 2-track infrastructure legislation after July 4 work period
(2 tracks: bipartisan, partisan)
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