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Legislative Branch

The Chambers

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House of Representatives

435 seats · 220 R / 213 D
H.R. 4521 Passed 248–177

Clean Water Infrastructure Modernization Act

Passed House → referred to Senate Environment Cmte.+ Track
H.R. 3110 Floor vote Thu

Small Business Tax Fairness Act of 2026

Out of Ways & Means → scheduled for floor vote.
H.R. 5008 In committee

Rural Broadband Access & Equity Act

Introduced → Energy & Commerce, markup pending.

The Senate

100 seats · 51 D / 49 R
S. 2089 Cloture 61–37

National Cybersecurity Resilience Act

Cloture invoked → final passage vote pending.+ Track
S. 1477 Passed 68–31

Veterans Health Care Expansion Act

Passed Senate → to House for concurrence.
S. 2312 Introduced

Federal Election Transparency Act

Introduced → referred to Rules Committee.
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E.O. 14210 · Jul 22, 4:12 PM

Strengthening the Nation's Critical Supply Chains

Jul 22

Executive Order on Critical Supply Chains

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Jul 21

Presidential Memorandum on Wildfire Preparedness

Memo
Jul 19

Treasury finalizes rule on digital asset reporting

Agency
Jul 17

Proclamation designating National Manufacturing Week

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Jul 15

EPA proposes updated air quality standards

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Judicial Branch

The Court

The Supreme Court's docket — cases granted, argued, and decided in the October 2025 term.

DECIDED · 6–3

Harrington v. State of Ohio

Whether a state may compel disclosure of donor records from advocacy nonprofits.

No. 24-118 · Opinion by J. Barrett
ARGUED · AWAITING OPINION

Delgado v. Federal Trade Commission

The scope of agency authority to regulate non-compete agreements nationwide.

No. 24-451 · Argued Apr 22
CERT GRANTED

Whitfield v. United States

Fourth Amendment limits on warrantless access to aggregated location data.

No. 25-007 · Argument TBD
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Legislative Jul 22, 2026 · 6 min read

Inside the fight over the Clean Water bill — and why the Senate may stall it

H.R. 4521 sailed through the House 248–177, but a narrow Senate majority and a crowded floor calendar mean its path to the President's desk is anything but certain. Here's what to watch in committee.

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