Chairman Comer seeks information about the DoD's compliance with an executive order on deep-sea mining to counter Chinese influence and ensure U.S. competitiveness.

The FDIC outlined Call Report requirements due June 30, 2025, with a submission deadline of July 30 or August 4 for those with foreign offices. No new data items are added to the forms. Upcoming MFA implementation on the CDR application is announced.

Subcommittee Chairman Eric Burlison announced a hearing to discuss America's energy future and the role of advanced nuclear reactors, such as SMRs and MMRs, amid concerns about falling behind in the global energy race.

Texas Rep. Pete Sessions chairs a hearing on reforming bid protest procedures in government contracting, aiming to reduce frivolous protests, cut costs, and improve transparency.

Senator Wyden scrutinizes the US Forest Service Chief over declines in wildland firefighting capabilities and misleading statements during a committee hearing.

Senator Ron Wyden introduced the VISIBLE Act to require immigration officers to display clear identification during operations, pushing for transparency and trust.

Major U.S. ice cream brands, covering over 90% of the market, agreed to eliminate artificial colors in response to Trump’s MAHA initiative, signaling a broader push for healthier food policies.

James A. Crawford was sworn in as Assistant Secretary for Tribal Affairs at the U.S. Department of Transportation, promising to work with federally recognized tribes.

Michelle Bowman from the Federal Reserve Board emphasized innovation for financial inclusion and combatting fraud at the second Financial Inclusion Conference.

Mayor Bowser opened an Eastern Market store at Reagan National Airport, showcasing goods from local DC businesses and aimed at promoting small business visibility.

Oregon's airports are receiving a $5.15 million federal investment for improvements, as announced by state lawmakers, to enhance safety, operations, and local economies.

Oregon Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, with 30 colleagues, are urging the Trump administration to release $7 billion in frozen education funds, affecting schools and afterschool programs nationwide.

The DC Council advanced Initiative 83 for ranked-choice voting, debated a tipped wage compromise, scrutinized funding for a new stadium, and deliberated budget changes including child tax credit and environmental programs.