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The 2026 House Calendar has been released by majority leadership!
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November 18, 2025 at 4:40 PM
The 2026 House Calendar has been released by majority leadership!
You can download here: www.majorityleader.gov/uploadedfile...
You can download here: www.majorityleader.gov/uploadedfile...
Shutdown Day 43: THE END … for now. The House passed the bill by a vote of 222-209, and POTUS is expected to sign at 9:45PM ET. The Senate amendment version includes a minibus of 3 appropriations bills and an extension of the CR through January 30, 2026, among other provisions.
November 13, 2025 at 1:28 AM
Shutdown Day 43: THE END … for now. The House passed the bill by a vote of 222-209, and POTUS is expected to sign at 9:45PM ET. The Senate amendment version includes a minibus of 3 appropriations bills and an extension of the CR through January 30, 2026, among other provisions.
Not a particularly strong outcome for Democrats if this is the COA. No telling what the House will do.
November 9, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Not a particularly strong outcome for Democrats if this is the COA. No telling what the House will do.
This could be messy, folks — IF it happens. Very little in DC these days goes “according to plan.” Appears to be the 3-bill minibus + end-of-January CR in exchange for a vote on ACA in the Senate in December.
November 9, 2025 at 8:43 PM
This could be messy, folks — IF it happens. Very little in DC these days goes “according to plan.” Appears to be the 3-bill minibus + end-of-January CR in exchange for a vote on ACA in the Senate in December.
It sounds like there may be a deal emerging in the Senate. Dem caucus to convene at 5PM. Also hearing there may be a RIFs component. But then the House has to get back to town amidst significant flight cancellations and delays.
November 9, 2025 at 8:43 PM
It sounds like there may be a deal emerging in the Senate. Dem caucus to convene at 5PM. Also hearing there may be a RIFs component. But then the House has to get back to town amidst significant flight cancellations and delays.
Which three? Ag, MilCon-VA, and Legislative Branch. (3/3)
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November 5, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Which three? Ag, MilCon-VA, and Legislative Branch. (3/3)
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One potential scenario: Senate takes 3-bill minibus and attaches it to a CR extending beyond current 21NOV25 date in House-passed bill. Unclear whether to late Dec. or early 2026. (2/3)
November 5, 2025 at 1:41 PM
One potential scenario: Senate takes 3-bill minibus and attaches it to a CR extending beyond current 21NOV25 date in House-passed bill. Unclear whether to late Dec. or early 2026. (2/3)
Shutdown Day 36: Longest lapse in appropriations in U.S. history. Some signs of movement: a) ~3-hour Senate Democrats lunch yesterday and b) POTUS to host Senate Republicans at the WH today to discuss reopen. (1/3)
November 5, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Shutdown Day 36: Longest lapse in appropriations in U.S. history. Some signs of movement: a) ~3-hour Senate Democrats lunch yesterday and b) POTUS to host Senate Republicans at the WH today to discuss reopen. (1/3)
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November 1, 2025 at 4:47 PM
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Shutdown Day 32: Big milestone today as SNAP benefits pause and many Americans learn about substantial health insurance cost increases for 2026. Members of both parties have been active with statements and social media on both topics (and more) — with no assured end in sight.
November 1, 2025 at 4:47 PM
Shutdown Day 32: Big milestone today as SNAP benefits pause and many Americans learn about substantial health insurance cost increases for 2026. Members of both parties have been active with statements and social media on both topics (and more) — with no assured end in sight.
Shutdown Day 24: Happy Friday to all who celebrate! House GOP just announced votes are canceled on Monday, as there's no clear pathway to ending the shutdown.
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October 24, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Shutdown Day 24: Happy Friday to all who celebrate! House GOP just announced votes are canceled on Monday, as there's no clear pathway to ending the shutdown.
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🧵 Shutdown Week Resources -- Day 5
Generalized LLMs have gotten somewhat better about sourcing. But Fortune 500 and Members of Congress don't want Reddit citations in their memos and speeches. We ground using 24/7/365-updated data from dozens of sources. (1/7)
Generalized LLMs have gotten somewhat better about sourcing. But Fortune 500 and Members of Congress don't want Reddit citations in their memos and speeches. We ground using 24/7/365-updated data from dozens of sources. (1/7)
October 24, 2025 at 1:00 PM
🧵 Shutdown Week Resources -- Day 5
Generalized LLMs have gotten somewhat better about sourcing. But Fortune 500 and Members of Congress don't want Reddit citations in their memos and speeches. We ground using 24/7/365-updated data from dozens of sources. (1/7)
Generalized LLMs have gotten somewhat better about sourcing. But Fortune 500 and Members of Congress don't want Reddit citations in their memos and speeches. We ground using 24/7/365-updated data from dozens of sources. (1/7)
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🧵 Today's feature is Advocacy! We knew we didn't want to build another "magic box" that churns out talking points or tries to organize your calendar. We wanted to put our data to use. (1/6)
October 23, 2025 at 2:05 PM
🧵 Today's feature is Advocacy! We knew we didn't want to build another "magic box" that churns out talking points or tries to organize your calendar. We wanted to put our data to use. (1/6)
🌴 Shutdown Day 22: The saga continues. Thankfully, articleOne (of which PolicyStream is one component) helps you stay informed 24/7, so you can put the remote down and keep catching up on all the work that's piled up since August recess.
🧵 Today's feature is Ellipsis (Live Alerts)! From one-person communications shops to Fortune 500 companies with in-house lobbying teams and hired guns alike, there's no way to maintain complete situational awareness. Or there wasn't -- until now. (1/5)
October 22, 2025 at 11:19 AM
🌴 Shutdown Day 22: The saga continues. Thankfully, articleOne (of which PolicyStream is one component) helps you stay informed 24/7, so you can put the remote down and keep catching up on all the work that's piled up since August recess.
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Shutdown Resources Week continues! This morning, @articleone.bsky.social covers the Reader module. Perfect for reading H.R. 5371 -- or any other bill. With Digest enrichment, summaries stay fresh, & your organization can view section-by-section impact analysis that's refreshed whenever you need it.
🧵 Today's feature is Reader! Tired of short CRS summaries or AI tools that “guess” what a bill means? Reader breaks down every section of legislation in 3 precise formats -- Original, Plain English, & Digest -- all fully navigable w/a dynamic table of contents & side-by-side view. (1/5)
October 21, 2025 at 11:29 AM
Shutdown Resources Week continues! This morning, @articleone.bsky.social covers the Reader module. Perfect for reading H.R. 5371 -- or any other bill. With Digest enrichment, summaries stay fresh, & your organization can view section-by-section impact analysis that's refreshed whenever you need it.
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🧵 Good morning! As we pass the 3-week mark of the lapse in appropriations, we'll be highlighting some features of articleOne that we've been using to stay informed about the shutdown. (1/5)
October 20, 2025 at 2:18 PM
🧵 Good morning! As we pass the 3-week mark of the lapse in appropriations, we'll be highlighting some features of articleOne that we've been using to stay informed about the shutdown. (1/5)
Shutdown Day 20: It continues! The Senate is due back mid-afternoon today; the House remains dark until further notice. There have been some murmurs of willingness by moderate Rs in both chambers to explore ACA subsidy extensions, and early November off-ramps have been mentioned.
October 20, 2025 at 12:40 PM
Shutdown Day 20: It continues! The Senate is due back mid-afternoon today; the House remains dark until further notice. There have been some murmurs of willingness by moderate Rs in both chambers to explore ACA subsidy extensions, and early November off-ramps have been mentioned.
A key milestone is October 15, when uniformed military and certain other federal employees are slated to receive paychecks; it's unclear how that plays out. It's safe to assume another week of shutdown, unless something gives.
October 10, 2025 at 3:25 PM
A key milestone is October 15, when uniformed military and certain other federal employees are slated to receive paychecks; it's unclear how that plays out. It's safe to assume another week of shutdown, unless something gives.
Shutdown Day 10: The Senate left town after voting to pass the National Defense Authorization Act, with no end in sight for the shutdown. House leadership has also announced that no votes will occur next Tuesday, October 14.
October 10, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Shutdown Day 10: The Senate left town after voting to pass the National Defense Authorization Act, with no end in sight for the shutdown. House leadership has also announced that no votes will occur next Tuesday, October 14.
The House remains recessed through the week, and any Senate agreement would surely have to pass back through that chamber before heading for a signature.
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October 7, 2025 at 12:30 PM
The House remains recessed through the week, and any Senate agreement would surely have to pass back through that chamber before heading for a signature.
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Coincidentally, the President has indicated a potential willingness to negotiate on healthcare. We'll see how this shakes out, but suffice to say there's no obvious route to break the impasse. And that's only half the battle;
October 7, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Coincidentally, the President has indicated a potential willingness to negotiate on healthcare. We'll see how this shakes out, but suffice to say there's no obvious route to break the impasse. And that's only half the battle;
Shutdown Day 7: The Senate convenes at 10AM ET. Of note, one of the Democrats that had been voting with the majority has hinted they may switch to "no" if no progress on healthcare is made -- meaning we may be one step further from passage than just a few days ago.
October 7, 2025 at 12:30 PM
Shutdown Day 7: The Senate convenes at 10AM ET. Of note, one of the Democrats that had been voting with the majority has hinted they may switch to "no" if no progress on healthcare is made -- meaning we may be one step further from passage than just a few days ago.
Shutdown Day 6: House is out all week (with 48 hours’ notice required should Members need to return for a vote). Senate is in, at least for now, and intends to continue bringing both bills up to see if vote margins change. Going to be an interesting week!
October 6, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Shutdown Day 6: House is out all week (with 48 hours’ notice required should Members need to return for a vote). Senate is in, at least for now, and intends to continue bringing both bills up to see if vote margins change. Going to be an interesting week!
What a week! Updates:
— The House remains recessed next week;
— The Senate is back early Monday evening to try again (on both measures?) and move nominations.
No clear end in sight.
— The House remains recessed next week;
— The Senate is back early Monday evening to try again (on both measures?) and move nominations.
No clear end in sight.
October 4, 2025 at 2:18 AM
What a week! Updates:
— The House remains recessed next week;
— The Senate is back early Monday evening to try again (on both measures?) and move nominations.
No clear end in sight.
— The House remains recessed next week;
— The Senate is back early Monday evening to try again (on both measures?) and move nominations.
No clear end in sight.
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By a vote of 54-44, the #Senate did not invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to Cal. #168, H.R.5371, Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2026, upon reconsideration.
October 3, 2025 at 7:04 PM
By a vote of 54-44, the #Senate did not invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to Cal. #168, H.R.5371, Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2026, upon reconsideration.