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DC Daybook — Friday, July 17, 2026

Weather

🌫 AREAS OF SMOKE. Wildfire smoke persists through much of the day. High 92°F with hazy, smoky skies. Air quality is unhealthy — limit time outdoors.

⚠ CODE PURPLE AIR QUALITY ALERT in effect today. Outdoor air quality is unhealthy — LIMIT time outside. All people at increased risk.

High / Low

92° / 74°

Wind

NW 5–10 mph

AQI

Code Purple

Sunrise

5:57 AM

Sunset

8:31 PM

Tonight

🌫

Low 74°F

Areas of Smoke

Saturday

⛈

High 94° / Low 74°

T-storms likely

Sunday

☀

High 88° / Low 68°

Mostly Sunny

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

All Day

AFT Convention 2026

Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

⚠ Code Purple Air Quality Alert for DC — Friday, 7/17
Outdoor air quality is unhealthy. Risk of health issues is increased for all people. LIMIT time outside.

✅ Final Update: Water Outage / Utility Repairs (Riggs Road, NE)
Repairs complete. Water service restored to Nicholson Street and Riggs Road, NE.

Congressional Press Pool

Congress is typically out of session on Fridays. No press pool events scheduled.

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress is typically not in session on Fridays.

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 13–19, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, order lists, or conferences are scheduled. The next term (October Term 2026) begins October 5, 2026.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House
9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House
12:20 PM	Out-of-Town Travel Pool — Departs for New York / Bedminster Joint Base Andrews
5:20 PM	FIFA Reception Trump Tower, New York City

Mayor's Office

Calendar for Friday, July 17 not yet posted. Check mayor.dc.gov/newsroom for updates.

DC Council

No hearings or meetings scheduled today.

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DC Daybook — Thursday, July 16, 2026

Weather

🌫️ AREAS OF SMOKE. HIGH NEAR 98°F. Areas of smoke between 7am and 3pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 98. Heat index values as high as 103. Northwest wind 2 to 7 mph.

⚠️ AIR QUALITY ALERT through midnight tonight — Smoke from wildfires affecting the DC area. Sensitive groups should limit outdoor activity. Check AirNow.gov

⚠️ HEAT ALERT through Friday, 7/17 at 8 AM — Heat index up to 103°F. Stay hydrated. Find cooling centers: heat.dc.gov

High / Low

98°F / 76°F

Wind

NW 2–7 mph

Heat Index

Up to 103°F

Sunrise

5:56 AM

Sunset

8:31 PM

Tonight

🌫️

Low 76°F

Areas of Smoke

Light winds

Friday

🌫️

High 94°F

Areas of Smoke

S winds

Saturday

⛈

High 93°F

Showers & Storms

Variable winds

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

Thursday, July 16

All day	AFT Convention 2026 Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
All day	Windows of Liberation: Art, Memory & Sacred Storytelling The Festival Center, 1640 Columbia Rd NW
6:30 PM	Free DC — Ward 8 July Meeting Harriet's House, 30 Atlantic St SE
8:30 PM	Socialist Night School: Socialism 101 Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library, Room 401-A
TBD	Community Strike Readiness Details via registration

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Heat Alert for DC: Until Friday, 7/17 8AM

Excessive heat continues through Friday morning. Heat index up to 103°F. Drink water. Stay cool. Cooling centers available at heat.dc.gov

[AlertDC] Silver Alert

DC Metro Police Silver Alert issued July 16. View details

Congressional Press Pool

Thursday, July 16

9:00 AM	House meets for legislative business House Floor
9:30 AM	Rep. Walkinshaw et al. on DOGE's impact on the State Dept. House Triangle · News Conference
10:30 AM	Whip Clark, Reps. Pelosi, Underwood, Pallone et al. — press conference House Triangle · News Conference
10:45 AM	Democratic Leader Jeffries press conference HVC Studio A · News Conference

Congressional Committee Schedule

Thursday, July 16 — 9 meetings (1 House · 8 Senate)

9:00 AM	HOUSE Budget — Markup: Concurrent Resolution on the Budget for FY2027 210 Cannon
9:00 AM	SENATE Judiciary — Business meeting on judicial/DOJ nominations + continuation of Todd Blanche AG nomination hearing SH-216 Hart
9:30 AM	SENATE Armed Services — Nomination of Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess to be Chief of Space Operations SD-G50 Dirksen
9:30 AM	SENATE Energy & Natural Resources — Business meeting: pending public lands, conservation, water legislation and Interior/Energy nominations SD-366 Dirksen
10:00 AM	SENATE Banking — CFPB Semi-Annual Report: "A New Day at the CFPB Through Reform" SD-538 Dirksen
10:00 AM	SENATE Commerce — Nomination of David Cummins to be TSA Administrator SR-253 Russell
10:00 AM	SENATE Finance — Treasury nominations: Francis Brooke, Erin Browne, Sriprakash Kothari, George McMaster SD-215 Dirksen
10:00 AM	SENATE HELP — Nomination of Keith Sonderling to be Secretary of Labor SD-430 Dirksen
11:00 AM	SENATE Foreign Relations — State Dept. nominations: Donald Blome, Christopher Anderson, Douglas Mastriano, Daniel Perez, Laurence Socha SD-419 Dirksen

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

In summer recess — No oral arguments, opinions, order lists, or conferences scheduled for the week of July 13–19, 2026. Building open Mon–Fri, 9am–3pm.

Next term (OT 2026) begins October 5, 2026.

Most recent opinions (June 30, 2026):

Trump v. Barbara — Birthright citizenship: children born to parents unlawfully/temporarily present not subject to 14th Amendment jurisdiction
NRSC v. FEC — FEC restrictions on party spending struck down on 1st Amendment grounds
West Virginia v. B.P.J. — Title IX permits sex-defined sports teams
Trump v. Slaughter — FTC for-cause removal provision unconstitutional
Chatrie v. United States — Geofence warrants require 4th Amendment protections

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House
9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House
9:30 AM	Meets with Senator Darline Graham Oval Office
11:00 AM	Meets with the President of El Salvador Oval Office
1:00 PM	White House Press Briefing — Karoline Leavitt James S. Brady Press Briefing Room
2:00 PM	Policy Meeting Oval Office
5:00 PM	Signing Time Oval Office
9:00 PM	Address to the Nation East Room

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Thursday, July 16 has not yet been posted. Check the Mayor's newsroom for updates.

DC Council

No hearings or meetings scheduled for today. View DC Council hearing schedule

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July 16, 2026

DC Daybook — Wednesday, July 15, 2026

Weather

☀️ SUNNY. HIGH NEAR 102°F — EXTREME HEAT. Sunny, with a high near 102. Heat index values as high as 106. West wind 5 to 8 mph.

⚠️ HEAT ADVISORY in effect until Wednesday July 15 at 8:00 PM EDT — Daytime temps will feel like 105°F or hotter. Drink water. Stay cool. Find a cooling center: heat.dc.gov

High / Low

102°F / 80°F

Wind

W 5–8 mph

Heat Index

Up to 106°F

Sunrise

5:55 AM

Sunset

8:32 PM

Tonight

⛅

Low 80°F

Partly Cloudy

S 3–6 mph

Thursday

☀️

High 101°F

Mostly Sunny

SW winds

Friday

☀️

High 96°F

Mostly Sunny

W winds

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

Wednesday, July 15

All day	AFT Convention 2026 Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC
All day	USW Rapid Response Legislative and Policy Conference Washington, DC
6:30 PM	Protest @ 16th NW & Columbia Rd NW — Every Wed at Rush Hour 16th St NW & Columbia Rd NW
TBD	Backpack Giveaway Happy Hour Fundraiser Dew Drop Inn
TBD	Free DC Freedom Dreaming Session 1 Host Organization: Free DC
TBD	Free DC Juror Information Project: Overview Session Location provided upon registration
TBD	Juror Information Project Sign up for more details
TBD	Kicked in the Head by a Horse / Underneath / Letterstoyou / Saltuponwounds / Expiration Date Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW, Washington, DC 20012
TBD	Author Talk: James A. Harmon & Cornelius Queen — A Daring Enterprise 610 Water St SW, Washington, DC 20024
TBD	Author Talk: Lauren Collins — They Stole a City 5015 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008
TBD	Cheers to the Chairs Happy Hour As You Are DC

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Extreme Heat Alert for DC: Until Thursday, 7/16 8AM

Daytime temperatures will feel like 105°F or hotter. Overnight temperatures may feel like 80°F or hotter. Drink water. Stay cool. Find a cooling center near you: heat.dc.gov

Congressional Press Pool

Wednesday, July 15

9:30 AM	Rep. McClellan et al. on cost-of-living and the All-American Family Agenda House Triangle · News Conference
10:30 AM	Rep. DeLauro et al. on closing the women's health gap House Triangle · News Conference
11:00 AM	House meets for legislative business House Floor
11:30 AM	STAKEOUT — Senate policy luncheons Ohio Clock Corridor · Escort for camera crews from Gallery at 11:30 AM
11:30 AM	Reps. Gottheimer & Van Drew et al. on bipartisan legislation for prediction markets and online sportsbooks House Triangle · News Conference
3:00 PM	Reps. Krishnamoorthi, Lawler, Davids, Moulton et al. on the LGBTQ+ 988 Lifeline Youth Crisis Services House Triangle · News Conference
3:00 PM	Assistant Leader Neguse et al. on President Trump HVC Studio A · News Conference
4:00 PM	Rep. Takano et al. on the Take Care of America's Veterans Act House Triangle · News Conference

Congressional Committee Schedule

Wednesday, July 15 — 25 meetings (14 House · 11 Senate)

9:00 AM	SENATE Judiciary — Nomination of Todd Blanche to be Attorney General SH-216 Hart
9:30 AM	SENATE Intelligence — Nomination of Walter Clayton to be Director of National Intelligence SD-106 Dirksen
9:45 AM	SENATE HELP — Business meeting: Nominations incl. Matsumoto, Macy, Prouty, McDonald SD-430 Dirksen
10:00 AM	HOUSE Energy & Commerce (Health) — Markup: H.R. 7184, H.R. 8005, H.R. 5880 2123 Rayburn
10:00 AM	HOUSE Foreign Affairs — "Ending Supply Chain Dependency: Aligning Tools, Capital, and Partnerships" 2172 Rayburn
10:00 AM	HOUSE Natural Resources — Markup of 9 bills (H.R. 726, 2317, 2406, 2827, 6251, 6893, 7889, 8658, 9436) 1324 Longworth
10:00 AM	HOUSE Judiciary — Markup of 7 bills (H.R. 9098, H. Res. 1394, H.R. 3100, 7651, 9191, 625, 7834) 2141 Rayburn
10:00 AM	HOUSE Science, Space & Technology (Space) — "A Review of the Office of Space Commerce's Mission Authorization Proposal" 2318 Rayburn
10:00 AM	HOUSE Ways & Means — Markup of 7 bills (H.R. 9641, 3108, 9642, 9468, 3514, 9644, 9645) 1100 Longworth
10:00 AM	HOUSE Select Cmte on US-China Competition — "Protecting American Innovation: The Federal Research Security Enterprise" 390 Cannon
10:00 AM	HOUSE Financial Services — "Semi-Annual Report of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection" 2128 Rayburn
10:00 AM	SENATE Banking — Semiannual Monetary Policy Report to Congress SD-538 Dirksen
10:00 AM	SENATE Environment & Public Works — Business meeting: S. 4949 and nomination of Kevin Lilly SD-406 Dirksen
10:00 AM	SENATE Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs — "Exposing Fraud in America" SD-342 Dirksen
10:00 AM	SENATE HELP — Nominations of Sean Kaufman & Erica Schwartz (HHS) SD-430 Dirksen
10:15 AM	HOUSE Energy & Commerce (Health) — "Maintaining America's Leadership in Biomedical Innovation: FDA's Role in Advancing U.S. Drug Development" 2123 Rayburn
10:15 AM	HOUSE Education & Workforce — Markup of 10 bills (H.R. 9602–9611) Room TBD
2:00 PM	HOUSE House Administration (Elections) — "Election Observation: Best Practices and Congress's Role" 1310 Longworth
2:00 PM	HOUSE Foreign Affairs (Western Hemisphere) — "A New Beginning for Colombia" 2172 Rayburn
2:00 PM	HOUSE Oversight (Government Operations) — "Emerging Fraud Threats and the Evolving Fraud Landscape" 2154 Rayburn
2:00 PM	HOUSE Permanent Select Intelligence — "States on the Frontlines of Counterintelligence" HVC-210, Capitol
2:30 PM	SENATE Armed Services (Personnel) — TRICARE pharmacy program SR-222 Russell
2:30 PM	SENATE Energy & Natural Resources (Public Lands) — Public lands, geothermal, mining, conservation bills SD-366 Dirksen
3:30 PM	SENATE Aging — "Behind the Label: Foreign Ownership and Control in America's Drug Supply Chain" SD-G50 Dirksen
4:30 PM	SENATE Energy & Natural Resources — Closed briefing: Dept. of War FY2027 budget request SVC-217 Senate Visitor Center

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

In summer recess — No oral arguments, opinions, order lists, or conferences scheduled for the week of July 13–19, 2026. Building open to the public Mon–Fri, 9am–3pm.

Next term (OT 2026) begins October 5, 2026.

Most recent opinions (June 30, 2026):

Trump v. Barbara (No. 25-365) — Birthright citizenship: children born to parents unlawfully/temporarily present not subject to 14th Amendment jurisdiction
NRSC v. FEC (No. 24-621) — FEC restrictions on party spending struck down on 1st Amendment grounds
West Virginia v. B.P.J. (No. 24-43) — Title IX permits sex-defined sports teams
Trump v. Slaughter (No. 25-332) — FTC for-cause removal provision unconstitutional
Chatrie v. United States (No. 25-112) — Geofence warrants require 4th Amendment protections

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House
9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House
11:00 AM	Policy Meeting The White House
12:00 PM	Out-of-Town Travel Pool Call Time Joint Base Andrews
3:15 PM	Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit U.S. Army War College, Carlisle, PA

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Wednesday, July 15 has not yet been posted. Check the Mayor's newsroom for updates.

DC Council

No hearings or meetings scheduled for today. View DC Council hearing schedule

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July 15, 2026

DC Daybook — Tuesday, July 14, 2026

Weather

☀️ SUNNY. High near 93°F. Southwest wind 1 to 6 mph. A hot and sunny Tuesday — heat building toward triple digits by Wednesday.

High / Low 93°F / 74°F

Wind SW 1–6 mph

Sunrise 5:54 AM

Sunset 8:33 PM

⚠️ HEAT ALERT in effect until Wednesday, July 15 at 8:00 AM EDT. Temperatures reaching the mid-to-upper 90s with heat index values up to 105°F. Stay hydrated and check on vulnerable neighbors.

Tonight

☀️

74°F

Low

Clear
SW 1–5 mph

Wednesday

☀️

101°F

High

Sunny — Extreme Heat!

Thursday

🌤

100°F

High

Mostly Sunny

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project’s Movement Calendar. Click here to see what’s happening in our movement or to submit your event!

All day

USW Rapid Response Legislative and Policy Conference
Washington, DC — United Steelworkers Rapid Response conference. Venue TBD.

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Heat Alert for DC: Until Wednesday, 7/15 8AM

Excessive heat warning in effect through Wednesday morning. Temperatures reaching the mid-to-upper 90s; heat index values up to 105°F. Cooling centers open across DC.

Congressional Press Pool

9:00 AM	Reps. Garcia, Espaillat & CHC Members — ICE Shootings Press Conference House Triangle — RSVP: Rafael.Bernal@mail.house.gov

10:00 AM	House Floor Schedule House Floor — Morning hour 10am; legislative business at noon

10:00 AM	Speaker Johnson, Scalise, Emmer, McClain & Rep. Gimenez — Post-Meeting Press Conference RNC Lobby — RSVP required: tinyurl.com/2n8zj3k3. Closed meeting at 9am at RNC.

10:45 AM	Dem Caucus Chair Aguilar & Vice Chair Lieu — Post-Meeting Press Conference HVC Studio A (access via HVC 117) — Closed meeting starts 9am in HVC-215

1:00 PM	Chairman Bost & Veterans’ Advocates — Take Care of America’s Veterans Act (H.R. 9237) House Triangle — RSVP by 11am: Kathleen.McCarthy@mail.house.gov

2:00 PM	Oversight Subcommittee Roundtable — “Winning the Economic Competition with China: Working Families, the AI Race, and Energy” 2154 Rayburn HOB

3:00 PM	Reps. Casar & McGovern — Fair Seeds for Farmers Act House Triangle

Congressional Committee Schedule

Senate
9:30 AM	SENATE Armed Services — Open Hearing Nominations: Jules Hurst III (Under Secretary/Comptroller), Richard O'Malley (Deputy Under Secretary), Roger Mason (Deputy Under Secretary) G50 Dirksen Senate Office Building

House
10:00 AM	HOUSE Appropriations — Financial Services & General Government Subcommittee — Budget Hearing Budget Hearing: Supreme Court of the United States 2359 Rayburn House Office Building

10:00 AM	HOUSE Foreign Affairs — Hearing FY27 BIS Budget: The AI Arms Race and the ICTS Office 2172 Rayburn House Office Building

10:00 AM	HOUSE Small Business — Hearing “AI on Main Street: How AI is Shaping the Future of Small Business” 2360 Rayburn House Office Building

10:00 AM	HOUSE Financial Services — Hearing The Federal Reserve’s Semi-Annual Monetary Policy Report 2128 Rayburn House Office Building

10:15 AM	SENATE Judiciary — Hearing Genes to Machines: The Patent Eligibility Debate SH-216 Hart Senate Office Building

10:15 AM	HOUSE Natural Resources (Oversight & Investigations) — Hearing Innovative Technologies and Initiatives to Tackle the MMIP Crisis in Indian Country 1324 Longworth House Office Building

10:15 AM	HOUSE Education and Workforce — Hearing “Training Activists, Not Physicians: The Impact of DEI on Medical Schools” 2175 Rayburn House Office Building

10:15 AM	HOUSE Energy and Commerce (Energy Subcommittee) — Markup Markup of Six Pieces of Legislation 2123 Rayburn House Office Building

11:30 AM	SENATE Finance — Business Meeting Nominations to the United States International Trade Commission SD-215 Dirksen Senate Office Building

2:00 PM	SENATE Appropriations — Financial Services & General Government — Hearing FY2027 Budget Hearing: Supreme Court of the United States SD-124 Dirksen Senate Office Building

2:00 PM	HOUSE Foreign Affairs (East Asia & Pacific) — Hearing More Bang for the Buck: Aligning Commercial Diplomacy Between State and Commerce 2172 Rayburn House Office Building

2:00 PM	HOUSE Appropriations — Financial Services & General Government — Oversight Hearing U.S. Small Business Administration 2359 Rayburn House Office Building

2:00 PM	HOUSE Energy and Commerce (Environment Subcommittee) — Markup Markup of Seven Pieces of Legislation 2123 Rayburn House Office Building

2:00 PM	HOUSE Foreign Affairs (Oversight & Intelligence) — Hearing U.S. Economic Security and Investment Abroad: Assessing Economic Security Zones 2200 Rayburn House Office Building

2:30 PM	SENATE Foreign Relations (Western Hemisphere Subcommittee) — Hearing National Security Strategy and the Western Hemisphere SD-419 Dirksen Senate Office Building

3:00 PM	SENATE Intelligence (Select) — Closed Briefing Classified intelligence briefing SH-219 Hart Senate Office Building

Supreme Court

Live data from supremecourt.gov — checked today, Tuesday July 14.

The Court remains in summer recess. No oral arguments, conferences, or order-list issuances are scheduled in July 2026. The July calendar shows no argument, conference, or order-list days. Next term (OT 2026) begins October 5, 2026.

Miscellaneous Orders: Most recent shadow-docket activity was July 6, 2026 (two miscellaneous orders) and July 2, 2026 — routine summer emergency docket work.

Most recent opinions (June 29–30, 2026):
• West Virginia v. B.P.J. (24-43, 6/30) — Title IX allows sex-based separation in school sports; WV & Idaho did not violate Equal Protection by maintaining female-only sports teams for biological females
• NRSC v. FEC (24-621, 6/30) — FECA’s restrictions on coordinated party spending with candidates violate the First Amendment
• Trump v. Barbara (25-365, 6/30) — Children born in the U.S. to parents unlawfully or temporarily present ARE citizens at birth under the 14th Amendment (ruling against the birthright citizenship restriction)
• Watson v. RNC (24-1260, 6/29) — Federal election-day statutes don’t prevent Mississippi from counting absentee ballots received up to 5 days after election day
• Chatrie v. United States (25-112, 6/29) — Police conducted a 4th Amendment search by acquiring Google location data; individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy in cell-phone location info
• Trump v. Slaughter (25-332, 6/29) — FTC’s for-cause removal provision is unconstitutional
• Trump v. Cook (25A312, 6/29) — Government’s application to stay injunction against removal of Fed Governor Lisa Cook DENIED

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump’s up to.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House

9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House

11:00 AM	Greets Prime Minister of Iraq The White House

11:15 AM	Bilateral Meeting with Prime Minister of Iraq Oval Office

1:30 PM	Policy Meeting Oval Office

3:30 PM	Swearing-In Ceremony — Senator Tim Sheehy Oval Office

4:30 PM	Pre-Tape Interview with Trey Yingst Roosevelt Room

Mayor’s Office

Mayor Bowser’s public calendar for Tuesday, July 14 has not been posted yet. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

9:00 AM	Legislative Breakfast Meeting Chairman’s Conference Room · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

11:00 AM	Committee of the Whole — Regular Meeting Bills include: PR26-744, 746, 675–678, B26-181 (Short-Term Disability Insurance), PR26-747, PR26-741 Room 500 (Track A) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

12:00 PM	35th Legislative Meeting Room 500 (Track A) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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July 14, 2026

DC Daybook — Monday, July 13, 2026

Weather

☀️ SUNNY. High near 86°F. East wind 2 to 7 mph. A beautiful start to the week — no rain in sight.

High / Low 86°F / 66°F

Wind E 2–7 mph

Sunrise 5:54 AM

Sunset 8:33 PM

Tonight

🌤

66°F

Low

Mostly Clear
E 2–5 mph

Tuesday

☀️

92°F

High

Sunny

Wednesday

☀️

100°F

High

Sunny — Hot!

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

All day	USW Rapid Response Legislative and Policy Conference Washington, DC — United Steelworkers conference. Venue TBD.

All day	Free DC Juror Information Project: Overview Session Location to be provided upon registration

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Update #2: Lane Closures / Vehicle Crash (DC-295 S/B)

Southbound DC-295 lane closures due to vehicle crash. Check local traffic for current conditions.

[AlertDC] Update #1: Lane Closures / Vehicle Crash (DC-295 S/B)

Earlier update on DC-295 southbound lane closures from vehicle crash.

[AlertDC] Lane Closures / Vehicle Crash (DC-295 S/B)

Initial alert: DC-295 southbound lane closures due to vehicle crash. Avoid the area if possible.

Congressional Press Pool

12:00 PM

House Floor Schedule
House Floor — Morning hour debate at 12pm; legislative business at 2pm. No press pool events scheduled today.

Congressional Committee Schedule

3:00 PM	HOUSE Veterans' Affairs — Technology Modernization Subcommittee PACT Act Implementation: Modernizing VA Disability Claims Through Effective Technology 360 Cannon House Office Building

4:00 PM	HOUSE Committee on Rules H.R. 139 – Sunshine Protection Act of 2025; National Security Appropriations Act, 2027; Take Care of America's Veterans Act H-313 Capitol

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 13–19, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, order lists, or conferences are scheduled. The building is open to the public Monday–Friday, 9am–3pm. The next term (October Term 2026) begins October 5, 2026.

Most recent opinions (June 30, 2026):
• Trump v. Barbara — Birthright citizenship restricted for children of undocumented/temporarily-present parents
• NRSC v. FEC — FEC party spending restrictions struck down
• Trump v. Slaughter — FTC for-cause removal provision unconstitutional
• Chatrie v. United States — Geofence warrants require Fourth Amendment protections

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House

9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House

1:30 PM	Freedom 250 Grand Prix Showcase The White House

3:00 PM	Meeting with Speaker of the House & Chairman of the NRCC Oval Office

4:00 PM	Live Radio Interview with Hugh Hewitt Oval Office

4:30 PM	Executive Order Signing Oval Office

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Monday, July 13 has not been posted yet. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

9:30 AM	Transportation and the Environment — Hearing B26-0684 – Autonomous Vehicle Deployment Authorization Amendment Act of 2026 Room 500 (Track A) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

10:00 AM	Housing — Roundtable PR26-0719–0728 – Commission on Re-Entry and Returning Citizen Affairs: 10 confirmation resolutions (Edmundson, Campbell, Hanible, Johnson, Santifer, Houston, Hamilton, Plummer, McLean, Bruce) Room 120 (Track D) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

1:00 PM	Human Services / Facilities — Joint Hearing B26-0121, 0425, 0466, 0530 – St. Elizabeths East Parcels 6, 7, 8, 9 & 13 surplus declarations and disposition approvals Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

1:30 PM	Public Works and Operations / Health — Joint Hearing B26-0492 – Rodent Abatement and Transparency (RAT) Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0707 – Rodent Education and Management Yields (“REMY”) Results Amendment Act of 2026 Room 123 (Track C) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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July 13, 2026

DC Weekly Planner — July 13 – July 19, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

Monday, July 13

All day	USW Rapid Response Legislative & Policy Conference Washington, DC — United Steelworkers conference. Venue TBD.

All day	Free DC Juror Information Project: Overview Session Location to be provided upon registration

Tuesday, July 14

All day

USW Rapid Response Legislative & Policy Conference
Washington, DC — Day 2

Wednesday, July 15

All day	AFT Convention 2026 Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC

All day	USW Rapid Response Legislative & Policy Conference Washington, DC — Day 3

6:30pm	Protest @ 16th NW & Columbia Rd NW — Every Wednesday Rush Hour 16th St NW & Columbia Rd NW

All day	Free DC Freedom Dreaming Session 1 Free DC — Location upon registration

Evening	Kicked in the Head by a Horse / Underneath / Letterstoyou / Saltuponwounds Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW

Thursday, July 16

All day	AFT Convention 2026 Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC

6:30pm	Free DC Ward 8 July Meeting Harriet's House — 30 Atlantic Street SE

All day	Community Strike Readiness: July 16th Location TBD

Friday, July 17

All day

AFT Convention 2026
Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC

Saturday, July 18

All day	AFT Convention 2026 Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC

10:45am	Freedom Isn't Free Tour: Free Tour of Frederick Douglass House Frederick Douglass House, 1411 W St SE

Afternoon	Freedom Isn't Free Panel: Social Movements and the Fight for American Democracy Busboys and Poets Anacostia

1:30pm	Good Trouble Coop 14th and Columbia Rd NW

All day	Boycott Target 14th St & Irving St NW

All day	Free DC Non-Cooperation Theory + Practice with Ward 3 Location shared upon registration

Sunday, July 19

All day	AFT Convention 2026 Walter E. Washington Convention Center, Washington, DC — Final day

10:30am	Offering Hospitality to the Homeless 1313 New York Ave NW

Congressional Committee Schedule

49 hearings, markups & business meetings this week. Congress is NOT in recess.

Monday, July 13

3:00 PM	HOUSE Veterans' Affairs — Technology Modernization Subcommittee PACT Act Implementation: Modernizing VA Disability Claims Through Effective Technology 360 Cannon House Office Building

4:00 PM	HOUSE Committee on Rules H.R. 139 – Sunshine Protection Act of 2025; National Security Appropriations Act, 2027; Take Care of America's Veterans Act H-313 Capitol

Tuesday, July 14 — 18 meetings

9:30 AM	SENATE Armed Services Nominations: Jules Hurst III (Under Secretary/Comptroller DoD), Richard O'Malley, Roger Mason G50 Dirksen Senate Office Building

10:00 AM	HOUSE Financial Services The Federal Reserve's Semi-Annual Monetary Policy Report 2128 Rayburn House Office Building

10:00 AM	HOUSE Foreign Affairs FY27 BIS Budget: the AI Arms Race and the ICTS Office 2172 Rayburn House Office Building

10:00 AM	HOUSE Small Business "AI on Main Street: How AI is Shaping the Future of Small Business" 2360 Rayburn House Office Building

10:15 AM	HOUSE Education and Workforce "Training Activists, Not Physicians: The Impact of DEI on Medical Schools" 2175 Rayburn House Office Building

10:15 AM	SENATE Judiciary Genes to Machines: the Patent Eligibility Debate 216 Hart Senate Office Building

2:00 PM	SENATE Appropriations — Financial Services & General Government Subcommittee FY2027 Budget Hearing: Supreme Court of the United States 124 Dirksen Senate Office Building

2:30 PM	SENATE Foreign Relations — Western Hemisphere Subcommittee National Security Strategy and the Western Hemisphere 419 Dirksen Senate Office Building

3:00 PM	SENATE Intelligence (Select) — Closed Closed briefing on certain intelligence matters 219 Hart Senate Office Building

Wednesday, July 15 — 21 meetings

9:00 AM	SENATE Judiciary ⭐ Nomination Hearing: Todd Blanche of Florida, to be Attorney General 216 Hart Senate Office Building

9:30 AM	SENATE Intelligence (Select) ⭐ Nomination Hearing: Walter Clayton of New York, to be Director of National Intelligence 106 Dirksen Senate Office Building

10:00 AM	SENATE Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs Semi-Annual Monetary Policy Report to Congress (Federal Reserve) 538 Dirksen Senate Office Building

10:00 AM	SENATE Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Exposing Fraud in America 342 Dirksen Senate Office Building

10:00 AM	HOUSE Select Committee on China Protecting American Innovation: The Federal Research Security Enterprise 390 Cannon House Office Building

10:15 AM	SENATE Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Nominations: Sean Kaufman (Asst. Secretary for Preparedness) and other HHS nominees 430 Dirksen Senate Office Building

2:00 PM	HOUSE House Administration — Elections Subcommittee "Election Observation: Best Practices" 1310 Longworth House Office Building

3:30 PM	SENATE Aging (Special) "Behind the Label: Foreign Ownership and Control in America's Drug Supply" G50 Dirksen Senate Office Building

+ 13 more	Additional Wed hearings: CFPB Semi-Annual Report (House Fin. Services), FDA biomedical innovation (E&C Health), Natural Resources markup, Foreign Affairs supply chain, Oversight fraud threats, Intelligence counterintelligence, Armed Services TRICARE pharmacy, Energy & Natural Resources (2), HELP business meeting, Commerce markup. Full list at Congress.gov

Thursday, July 16 — 7 meetings (all Senate)

9:00 AM	SENATE Judiciary — Business Meeting Nominations: Daniel Mack Traynor (8th Circuit), Angela Veronica Colmenero (District Judge), others 216 Hart Senate Office Building

10:00 AM	SENATE Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Nomination: Keith Sonderling of Florida, to be Secretary of Labor 430 Dirksen Senate Office Building

10:00 AM	SENATE Banking, Housing & Urban Affairs CFPB Semi-Annual Report — New Era for the CFPB 538 Dirksen Senate Office Building

10:00 AM	SENATE Finance Nominations: Francis Brooke (Deputy Secretary) and other Treasury/Energy nominees 215 Dirksen Senate Office Building

11:00 AM	SENATE Foreign Relations Pending nominations hearing 419 Dirksen Senate Office Building

Friday, July 17

10:00 AM

HOUSE Financial Services — Digital Assets, FinTech & AI Subcommittee 🗽
"Building the Future of Finance: How the CLARITY Act Unlocks Innovation"
Field Hearing — Federal Hall National Memorial, 15 Pine St, New York, NY

Supreme Court

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 13–19, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, order lists, or conferences are scheduled. The building is open to the public Monday–Friday, 9am–3pm. The next term (October Term 2026) begins October 5, 2026.

Most recent opinions (June 30, 2026):
• Trump v. Barbara (No. 25-365) — Birthright citizenship ruling: children born to parents unlawfully or temporarily present not subject to jurisdiction for 14th Amendment purposes
• NRSC v. FEC (No. 24-621) — FEC restrictions on party spending struck down
• West Virginia v. B.P.J. (No. 24-43) — Title IX allows sex-defined sports teams
• Trump v. Slaughter (No. 25-332) — FTC for-cause removal provision unconstitutional
• Chatrie v. United States (No. 25-112) — Geofence warrants require Fourth Amendment protections

View all October Term 2025 slip opinions →

DC WEEKLY PLANNER

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July 12, 2026

DC Daybook — Friday, July 10, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

All day	Free DC “What Freedom Means to Me” Final Canvass Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial — Deep canvassing volunteer shift. Training required before participating.

7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Carol J. Williams — Dispatches from Moscow 5015 Connecticut Ave NW

7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Donna Butts — Grandfamilies 610 Water St SW

7:30 – 10pm	An Interfaith Shabbat at Abrahamic House Dupont Circle — Address provided via email ahead of event

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Heat Alert for DC: Until Saturday, 7/11 8AM

Daytime temperatures will feel like 95°F or hotter. Overnight may feel like 80°F+. Drink water. Stay cool. Cooling centers: heat.dc.gov

Congressional Press Pool

Congress is typically out of session on Fridays. No press pool events scheduled.

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress is typically not in session on Fridays.

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 6–12, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. Any special sessions announced on Monday morning will be reflected in the following week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House

9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House

1:30 PM	Policy Meeting Oval Office

3:00 PM	Swearing-In Ceremony — Special Envoy for American Landowners Oval Office

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Friday, July 10 has not been posted yet. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

10:00 AM

Committee of the Whole — Hearing
B26-0252 – Real Property Assessment and Appeals Schedule Revision Act of 2025
B26-0360 – Senior Tax Aggregation Amendment Act of 2025
B26-0476 – Disabled Veterans Complete Property Tax Exemption Amendment Act of 2025
B26-0484 – Fairness and Accuracy in Real Property Tax Assessments Amendment Act of 2025
B26-0564 – Food & Friends Property Tax Exemption Amendment Act of 2026
B26-0641 – Archdiocese of Washington Parish Real Property Tax Exemption Amendment Act
B26-0686 – Alpha Omega Social Action and Scholarship Foundation Real Property Tax Exemption Act of 2026
B26-0700 – Reservoir District Tax Exemption Amendment Act of 2026
Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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July 10, 2026

DC Daybook — Thursday, July 9, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

6 – 10pm	Let's Get Free! March & Concert Farragut Square, 912 17th St NW

6 – 7pm	Free DC Congress Working Group Meeting, July (Hybrid) Old City Market and Oven, 522 K Street NE (+ Zoom)

7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Julia Angwin & Ami Fields-Meyer — On Courage 5015 Connecticut Ave NW

7 – 8:30pm	Free DC Ward 6 Team July Meeting (Virtual) Virtual

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Heat Alert for DC: Until Friday, 7/10 8AM

Daytime temperatures will feel like 95°F or hotter. Overnight may feel like 80°F+. Drink water. Stay cool. Cooling centers: heat.dc.gov

Congressional Press Pool

3:00 PM

House Pro Forma Session
House Floor

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress remains in recess for the July 4th holiday week.

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 6–12, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. Any special sessions announced on Monday morning will be reflected in the following week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

Trump returned from the NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey early this morning, arriving at The White House at 1:48 AM.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House

9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House

1:00 PM	Intelligence Briefing The White House

3:00 PM	Signing Time Oval Office

4:00 PM	Policy Meeting Oval Office

5:00 PM	Policy Meeting Oval Office

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Thursday, July 9 has not been posted yet. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

9:30 AM	Committee on Transportation and the Environment — Roundtable B26-0058 – Recycling Refund and Litter Reduction Amendment Act of 2025 Room 500 (Track A) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

12:00 PM	Committee of the Whole — Roundtable PR26-0747 – Public Charter School Board Ahnna K. Smith Confirmation Resolution of 2026 Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

12:30 PM	Committee of the Whole — Roundtable PR26-0746 – Commission on the Arts and Humanities Demetrius Butler Confirmation Resolution of 2026 Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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July 9, 2026

DC Daybook — Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

5 – 6:30pm	Protest @ 16th NW & Columbia Rd NW every Wed @ Rush Hour 16th St NW & Columbia Rd NW

7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Atima Omara — The Instigators 610 Water St SW, Washington, DC 20024

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Woodrow Wilson Bridge Opening (July 8, 2026)

Bridge opening for a vessel at 12:01 AM on Wednesday, July 8. Opening should last 15–20 minutes. Expect delays.

[AlertDC] Heat Alert for DC: Until Wednesday, 07/08 8AM

Daytime temperatures will feel like 95°F or hotter. Overnight may feel like 80°F+. Drink water. Stay cool. Cooling centers: heat.dc.gov

Congressional Press Pool

No press pool events posted for today. Congress remains in July 4th recess.
Coming Thursday 7/9: House meets at 3:00 PM in a pro forma session (House Floor).

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress remains in recess for the July 4th holiday week.

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 6–12, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. Any special sessions announced on Monday morning will be reflected in the following week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

3:30 AM	Greeting with the Secretary General of NATO [10:30 AM Local] Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

3:50 AM	Official Welcome & NATO Family Photo [10:50 AM Local] Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

4:15 AM	NATO Leaders' Working Session [11:15 AM Local] Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

7:30 AM	Bilateral Meeting with President of Ukraine [2:30 PM Local] Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

8:30 AM	Bilateral Meeting with President of Syria [3:30 PM Local] Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

11:15 AM	Press Conference [4:15 PM Local] Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

TBD	Departs Ankara en route The White House Etimesgut Air Base, Ankara, Turkey

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Wednesday, July 8 has not been posted yet. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

10:00 AM	Committee on Public Works and Operations — Hearing B26-0369 – Nightlife Noise Balance Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0648 – DC Hospitality Amendment Act of 2026 Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

10:00 AM	Committee on Transportation and the Environment — Meeting B26-0244 – Micromobility Fire Safety Standards Act of 2025 B26-0245 – Personal Delivery Device Weight Limit Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0548 – Washington Commanders Motor Vehicle ID Tags Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0554 – Commercial Driver's License Amendment Act of 2025 Room 120 (Track D) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

11:00 AM	Committee on Health — Meeting B26-0047 – Funeral Directors Licensing Reform Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0181 – Short-Term Disability Insurance Benefit Protection Clarification Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0427 – Cybersecurity and Accountability Act of 2025 B26-0444 – Food Policy Council Procurement Amendment Act of 2025 B26-0547 – Green Death Care Option Amendment Act of 2025 Room 123 (Track C) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

11:30 AM	Committee on Executive Administration and Labor — Meeting Board confirmations: DC Board of Elections (McCarthy, Wakefield), Office of Employee Appeals (Barnes), Public Employee Relations Board (Clark) B26-0436 – Fair Initiatives Lend Transparency to Every Resident Amendment Act of 2025 Room 120 (Track D) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

11:30 AM	Committee on Health — Roundtable Maternal and Infant Health: Continued Challenges in Addressing Coverage and Care in the District Room 123 (Track C) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

1:00 PM	Committee on Human Services — Roundtable Board of Library Trustees confirmations: Denise Rolark Barnes (PR26-0671), Mary Early (PR26-0672) Room 500 (Track A) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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July 8, 2026

DC Daybook — Tuesday, July 7, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

6:30 – 9pm

The Debt Escape Room: Can You Do Better Than Congress?
1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Heat Alert for DC: Until Wednesday, 07/08 8AM

Daytime temperatures will feel like 95°F or hotter. Overnight may feel like 80°F+. Drink water. Stay cool. Cooling centers: heat.dc.gov

Congressional Press Pool

No press pool events posted for today. Congress is in July 4th recess.

Coming Thursday 7/9: House meets at 3:00 PM in a pro forma session (House Floor).

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress remains in recess for the July 4th holiday week.

Supreme Court

The Court is in summer recess. No oral arguments are scheduled for the week of July 7–12, 2026. The Summer Order Lists press release was issued July 1, confirming the end of October Term 2025.

Orders This Week

Two Miscellaneous Orders were issued on July 6, 2026 — the most recent court activity. (View all orders)

Most Recent Opinions (Oct. Term 2025)

Case	Date	Author
West Virginia v. B. P. J. (24-43)	6/30/26	Kavanaugh
NRSC v. FEC (24-621)	6/30/26	Kavanaugh
Trump v. Barbara (25-365)	6/30/26	Roberts
Watson v. RNC (24-1260)	6/29/26	Barrett
Chatrie v. United States (25-112)	6/29/26	Kagan
Trump v. Slaughter (25-332)	6/29/26	Roberts

View all October Term 2025 slip opinions

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

7:15 AM

Arrival Ceremony & Greeting with President of Turkey [2:15 PM Local]
Etimesgut Air Base, Ankara, Turkey

8:15 AM

Bilateral Meeting with President of Turkey [3:15 PM Local]
Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

12:05 PM

NATO Leaders' Social Dinner [7:05 PM Local]
Bestepe Presidential Compound, Ankara, Turkey

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Tuesday, July 7 has not been posted. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

11:00 AM

Thirty-Fourth Additional Legislative Meeting (Budget Consideration)
Full Council — Legislative Meeting
Room 500 (Track A) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

3:00 PM

B26-0493 – STRONG Homes Amendment Act
Strengthening Tenant Receivership & Oversight for Neighborhood Growth — Committee of the Whole
Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

DC DAYBOOK

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July 7, 2026

DC Daybook — Monday, July 6, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

No movement calendar events scheduled for today.

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Heat Alert for DC: Until Tuesday, 07/07 8AM

Daytime temperatures will feel like 95°F or hotter. Overnight temps may feel like 80°F or hotter. Drink water. Stay cool. Find a cooling center: heat.dc.gov

Congressional Press Pool

10:30 a.m.

House Floor Schedule
House Floor — The House meets at 10:30am in a pro forma session.

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress is in recess for the July 4th holiday week.

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 6–12, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. Any special sessions announced Monday morning will be reflected in next week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

No schedule items posted yet for Monday, July 6. Check back later — schedule is expected ahead of NATO Summit week (July 7–8 in Washington).

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Monday, July 6 has not been posted yet. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

1:00 PM

B26-0403 – Education Continuity for Students in the Care of D.C. Amendment Act of 2025
Committee of the Whole
Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

4:00 PM

B26-0592 – Lottery Preference for Families Impacted by School Closures Amendment Act of 2026
Committee of the Whole
Room 412 (Track B) · 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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July 6, 2026

DC Weekly Planner — July 6 – July 12, 2026

DC Weekly Planner — July 6–12, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project’s Movement Calendar. Click here to see what’s happening in our movement or to submit your event!
Tuesday, July 7
6:30 – 9pm	The Debt Escape Room: Can You Do Better Than Congress? 1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington, District of Columbia 20004
Wednesday, July 8
5 – 6:30pm	Protest @ 16th NW & Columbia Rd NW every Wed @ Rush Hour 16th St NW & Columbia Rd NW
7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Atima Omara — The Instigators 610 Water St SW Washington, District of Columbia 20024
Thursday, July 9
6 – 7pm	Free DC Congress Working Group Meeting, July (Hybrid) Old City Market and Oven (Zoom also available), 522 K Street Northeast
6 – 10pm	Let's Get Free! March & Concert Farragut Square, 912 17th St NW, Washington, DC, 20006
7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Julia Angwin & Ami Fields-Meyer — On Courage 5015 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, District of Columbia 20008
7 – 8:30pm	Free DC Ward 6 Team July Meeting (Virtual) Virtual
Friday, July 10
All Day	Free DC "What Freedom Means to Me" Final Canvass Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial
7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Carol J. Williams — Dispatches from Moscow 5015 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, District of Columbia 20008
7 – 8pm	Author Talk: Donna Butts — Grandfamilies 610 Water St SW Washington, District of Columbia 20024
7:30 – 10pm	An Interfaith Shabbat at Abrahamic House
Saturday, July 11
11am	Boycott Target 14th st and irviing st nw
12 – 2pm	Free DC Chocolate City Orientation Address will be sent out closer to the date
12:30 – 1:30pm	Good Trouble Coop 14th and Columbia Rd NW
1 – 3pm	Heroic Measures - A Rhizome LARP Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW, Washington, DC 20012
5 – 6:30pm	U Street Joy Fest 1330 V Street Northwest, Harrison Park Playground, Washington, DC, 20009
6:30 – 10pm	Magic Tuber Stringband / Tacoma Park / Jon Camp Band Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW, Washington, DC 20012
Sunday, July 12
All Day	USW Rapid Response Legislative and Policy Conference United Steelworkers Rapid Response Legislative and Policy Conference in Washington, DC. Venue TBD.
7:30 – 10:30am	Offering hospitality to the homeless 1313 New York Ave. NW, Washington, District of Columbia, US
1:30 – 3pm	Free DC DCNLG Legal Observer Training Virtual
3 – 4:30pm	Free DC Campaign Orientation with MD/VA Allies Rockville Presbyterian Church, 215 West Montgomery Avenue

Congressional Committee Schedule

Congress is in recess for the July 4th holiday week. No committee hearings are scheduled for July 6–12, 2026.

Supreme Court

The Supreme Court remains in summer recess for the week of July 6–12, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. Any special sessions announced on Monday morning will be reflected in the following week’s planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

DC WEEKLY PLANNER

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July 5, 2026

DC Daybook — Friday, July 3, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

Independence Day (Observed)

9:00 AM

Penny University
The Black Cat DC — Pastries, coffee, and conversations with organizers (9–10am)

10:00 AM

Lulu's Landback Gallery
Lulu's Cafe, 1922 I St NW — Ongoing installation (10am–5pm)

10:00 AM

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meade Statue, DC (Flare Tent) — 10am–12pm. Lobby Congress on movement priorities.

12:00 PM

Veteran Rally
George Meade Statue, DC (across from NGA/Flare Tent) — 12–3pm. July 3 marks the inflection point of the week of action.

6:30 PM

Penanggalan / Crows Foot / Tartarean
Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW — Doors 6:30, show starts 7pm. Metal/punk show.

7:30 PM

7 Days In DC: Brock Butler Band & Allstrike
The Black Cat — 7:30–11:30pm. Live music night.

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Gun Salute: Washington Navy Yard (July 4)
21-gun salute at Washington Navy Yard on July 4. Advance notice for nearby residents and visitors.

[AlertDC] Woodrow Wilson Bridge Opening (July 4, 2026)
The Woodrow Wilson Bridge will open for vessel passage on July 4. Plan for traffic delays on the bridge and connecting roads during the holiday weekend.

Congressional Press Pool

Congress is typically out of session on Fridays. No press pool events scheduled.

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress is not in session on Fridays or during the July 4th holiday weekend.

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court is in summer recess for the week of June 29 – July 5, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. The Court building is closed on federal holidays, including July 4th.

Any special sessions will be reflected in next week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM

Executive Time
The White House

10:00 AM

In-Town Pool Call Time
The White House

10:30 AM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

12:08 PM

Lunch Lid until 1:10 PM
The White House

2:00 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

3:00 PM

Signing Time
Oval Office

5:00 PM

Out-of-Town Travel Pool Call Time
Joint Base Andrews

10:30 PM

Delivers Remarks (8:30 PM Local)
Mount Rushmore, Keystone, SD

Mayor's Office

mayor.dc.gov

7:55 AM

Live Interview on FOX5 — Zip Trip
Yards Park, 301 Water St SE — Closed Press — Watch Live

DC Council

lims.dccouncil.gov/hearings

No hearings scheduled for today.

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July 3, 2026

DC Daybook — Thursday, July 2, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

9:00 AM

Penny University
The Black Cat DC — Pastries, coffee, and conversations with organizers (9–10am)

All Day

Lulu's Landback Gallery
Lulu's Cafe, 1922 I St NW — Ongoing through July (2-week installation)

10:00 AM

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meade Statue, DC — 10am–12pm. Lobby Congress on key movement priorities.

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Woodrow Wilson Bridge Opening (July 3, 2026)
Advance notice: The Woodrow Wilson Bridge will open for vessel passage on July 3. Plan for potential traffic delays on the bridge and connecting roads.

Congressional Press Pool

EBBS Senate Press Gallery

No press pool events scheduled for today.

Congressional Committee Schedule

Congress.gov

No committee hearings or meetings scheduled for today. Congress is in recess ahead of the July 4th holiday weekend.

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court is in summer recess for the week of June 29 – July 5, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. The Court building is closed on weekends and federal holidays, including July 4th.

Any special sessions announced Monday morning will be reflected in the following week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM

Executive Time
The White House

9:00 AM

In-Town Pool Call Time
The White House

10:30 AM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

11:00 AM

Intelligence Briefing
The White House

1:30 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

2:30 PM

Policy Meeting
The White House

4:00 PM

Pre-Tape Interview
Oval Office

6:00 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

Mayor's Office

mayor.dc.gov

No public events scheduled for Mayor Bowser today.

DC Council

lims.dccouncil.gov/hearings

12:00 PM

Committee of the Whole
Medical Cannabis legislation: Craft Preparation Endorsement Act; Conditional Licensure Extension; Process Improvement Amendment; Beverage Product Amendment
Room 412, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

1:00 PM

Transportation & Environment
Utility Rates and Ratemaking Amendment Act of 2026 (B26-0596); Exploring Policy Solutions to Improve Utility Affordability
Room 500, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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July 2, 2026

DC Daybook — Wednesday, July 1, 2026

Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

8:15 AM

We're Taking the Public to PSC
1325 G St NW

9:00 AM

Penny University
The Black Cat DC — Pastries, coffee, and conversations with organizers

10:00 AM

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meet at the Meade Statue, DC — 10am–12pm

10:00 AM

The Next System
The Black Cat — with Ben Manski, Nairuti Shastry, Nadine Bloch

10:00 AM

Uplifting LGBTQIA Voices
The Black Cat — 10am–2pm

1:00 PM

Candidate Forum
We Act Radio — 1–3pm. Ask the hard questions. Demand real answers.

4:00 PM

Beyond the Ballot: Black Voices & Civic Engagement
We Act Radio — 4–7pm

5:00 PM

Protest @ 16th NW & Columbia Rd NW — Every Wed @ Rush Hour
16th St NW & Columbia Rd NW — 5–6:30pm

6:00 PM

Federal Worker Happy Hour
Aslin Beer Company DC, 1740 14th St NW — 6–8pm

7:00 PM

Free DC Campaign Orientation (Virtual)
Zoom — 7–8:30pm

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Final Update: Fire Department Activity / Road Closures (Delafield Place, NW)
Fire department activity and associated road closures at Delafield Place NW — final update.

[AlertDC] Fire Department Activity / Road Closures (Delafield Place, NW)
Fire department activity causing road closures at Delafield Place NW.

Congressional Press Pool

EBBS Senate Press Gallery

9:00 AM

Rep. Susie Lee, et al. on 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
HVC Studio A — News Conference

Congressional Committee Schedule

View full schedule on Congress.gov — All House today; 3 postponed.

10:00 AM

HOUSE Transportation and Infrastructure
Capital Investment & Leasing Program Resolutions; Water Resources — 2167 Rayburn HOB

HOUSE Small Business
“250 Years of American Legacy: Small Businesses and the American Dream” — 2360 Rayburn HOB

HOUSE Science, Space, and Technology
Weathering the Solar Storm: Advancing America's Space Weather Capabilities — 2318 Rayburn HOB

HOUSE Natural Resources — Federal Lands Subcommittee
Legislative hearing on H.R. 1693 and related bills — 1324 Longworth HOB

10:15 AM

HOUSE Education and Workforce — Health, Employment, Labor & Pensions Subcommittee
“Direct Contracting: A Prescription for Lower Health Care Costs” — 2175 Rayburn HOB

10:30 AM

HOUSE Ways and Means
H.R. 9496, H.R. 9500, H.R. 9498 and related bills — 1100 Longworth HOB

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court is in summer recess for the week of June 29 – July 5, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. The Court building is closed on weekends and federal holidays, including July 4th.

Any special sessions announced will be reflected in next week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

7:15 AM

Out-of-Town Travel Pool Call Time
The White House

TBD	Departs White House en route Medora, North Dakota The White House

1:10 PM

Participates in Freedom 250 Train Ride and Welcome Ceremony
Medora, North Dakota (11:10 AM Local)

1:45 PM

Tour
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, Medora, ND (11:45 AM Local)

3:15 PM

Delivers Remarks
Burning Hills Amphitheater, Medora, ND (1:15 PM Local)

Mayor's Office

mayor.dc.gov/newsroom

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Wednesday, July 1 has not yet been posted. The most recent calendar available is for Monday, June 29.

Note: The Mayor's office detailed Fourth of July public safety preparations this week.

DC Council

lims.dccouncil.gov/hearings

10:00 AM

Transportation & Environment (Joint w/ Committee of the Whole & Subcomm. on Local Business Development)
Transit Planning for the RFK Campus Redevelopment (Session II)
Room 412, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

1:00 PM

Executive Administration & Labor
Confirmation hearings: Public Employee Relations Board, Office of Employee Appeals, DC Board of Elections (4 nominees)
Room 123, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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Tuesday, June 30

ELECTION DAY — Colorado Primary

9–10 AM

Penny University
The Black Cat DC — Pastries, coffee & conversations with organizers

10–11 AM

ACLU Know Your Rights Training
The Black Cat — 7 Days in DC & ACLU

10 AM–12 PM

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meade Statue, DC (Flare Tent) — Daily congressional lobbying blocks from the Capitol

6–8 PM

Free DC Ward 2 June Meeting — Virtual
Virtual — Ward 2 mobilizing meeting for Free DC campaign

6–8 PM

Free DC Ward 4 Team Meeting & "The Last Battlefront" Screening
Christ Lutheran Church, 5101 16th Street NW

7–10 PM

Teiku / Simone Baron
Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW — Doors 7 PM · $15–25

7:30–11:30 PM

Rebel Riot Rock Night
The Black Cat

8:30–9:30 PM

Virtual Workers Circle
Virtual — Build community & solidarity with federal workers in the DMV

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] Fire Department Activity — Structure Fire (4660 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SW)

Issued 3:00 AM — DC Fire Department active at 4660 Martin Luther King Jr Avenue SW. Avoid the area.

Congressional Press Pool

Tuesday, June 30

10:00 AM

House Floor — Legislative Business
House Floor — House meets 10 AM for morning hour debate, 12 PM for legislative business

10:00 AM

News Conference — Speaker Johnson, Leader Scalise, Whip Emmer, Chairwoman McClain, Rep. Van Duyne
HVC Studio A — Post-meeting press conference (closed meeting starts 9 AM in HC-5)

10:45 AM

News Conference — Democratic Caucus Chair Aguilar, Vice Chair Lieu, et al.
HVC Studio A — Post-meeting press conference (access through HVC 117; closed meeting starts 9 AM in HVC-215)

11:00 AM

News Conference — Reps. Ramirez, Jayapal et al. + National Nurses United
House Triangle — On ending the blockade against Cuba

Congressional Committee Schedule

14 House hearings today. No Senate hearings scheduled.

Tuesday, June 30 — Morning (10:00 AM)

10:00 AM

HOUSE Appropriations — Financial Services & General Government
Oversight: Office of Management and Budget
2359 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Judiciary — Courts, IP, AI & Internet
"A Midlife Crisis? IP and the Internet After 40"
2141 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Transportation & Infrastructure — Coast Guard & Maritime
Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2025 implementation; Force Design 2028
2167 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Ways and Means
The Growing Business of Sports: Federal Tax Policy in the Multi-Billion Dollar Industry
1100 Longworth

10:00 AM

HOUSE Financial Services — Markup
Various measures: H.R. 5402, H.R. 8141, H.R. 7187, H.R. 9330, H.R. 9329, H.R. 1483, H.R. 9331, H.R. 5775, H.R. 7030, H.R. 1640
2128 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Energy & Commerce — Communications & Technology
Oversight of NTIA (National Telecommunications and Information Administration)

Tuesday, June 30 — Late Morning (10:15 AM)

10:15 AM

HOUSE Veterans' Affairs — Health
Veteran Burial Timeliness and Death Certificate Accountability Act (H.R. 4398)
360 Cannon

10:15 AM

HOUSE Education & Workforce — Early Childhood & Elementary Education
"Field of Fees: Private Equity's Role in the Commercialization of American Youth Sports"
2175 Rayburn

Tuesday, June 30 — Afternoon (2:00–2:15 PM)

2:00 PM

HOUSE Homeland Security — Border Security & Enforcement
"Northern Exposure: Assessing the Evolving Threat Landscape at America's Northern Border"
310 Cannon

2:00 PM

HOUSE Judiciary — Immigration Integrity, Security & Enforcement
"Sanctuary Policies: Victims' Perspectives"
2141 Rayburn

2:00 PM

HOUSE Energy & Commerce — Commerce, Manufacturing & Trade
American Global Competitiveness at 250: Legislative Proposals to Secure U.S. Technology Leadership
2123 Rayburn

2:15 PM

HOUSE Veterans' Affairs — Disability Assistance & Memorial Affairs
Memorializing our Veterans: Outreach, Upkeep, and Community Partnerships at Veterans Cemeteries
360 Cannon

2:15 PM

HOUSE Veterans' Affairs — Disability Assistance & Memorial Affairs — Markup
H.R. 8552: Veterans' Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment Act of 2026; H.R. 9006
360 Cannon

Supreme Court

Live check — Tuesday update. supremecourt.gov

Final Opinion Day — End of October Term 2025

Non-Argument Session — 10:00 AM in the Courtroom. The Court convenes to announce remaining opinions. This is the final day of the term before summer recess. No oral arguments scheduled.

Opinions Expected Today (June 30)

Birthright Citizenship

Trump's Day One executive order ending birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants — the first major 14th Amendment test in over 150 years. Most closely watched case of the term.

Trans Athlete Bans

Little v. Hecox (Idaho) & West Virginia v. B.P.J. — state bans on transgender athletes in girls'/women's school sports. Two cases combined; conservative majority expected to uphold.

Campaign Finance

GOP challenge to federal limits on party-candidate coordination spending — could reshape 2026 midterm campaign finance dynamics.

Opinions Issued Yesterday (June 29)

6–3	Trump v. Slaughter (25-332) — FTC for-cause removal provision unconstitutional. Trump can fire independent agency heads. Overturns 1935 Humphrey's Executor precedent.

5–4	Watson v. RNC (24-1260) — States may count mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day received up to 5 days later. Upheld Mississippi law, rejected RNC challenge.

5–4 (stay denied)

Trump v. Cook (25A312) — Trump cannot fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Federal Reserve independence preserved.

Cert. denied

E. Jean Carroll appeal rejected — Trump must pay $5M sexual abuse/defamation judgment.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

Tuesday, June 30

8:00 AM

Executive Time
The White House

9:00 AM

In-Town Pool Call Time
The White House

3:30 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

5:00 PM

Print Interview
Oval Office

7:00 PM

Rose Garden Club Dinner
Rose Garden, The White House

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Tuesday, June 30 has not yet been posted. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

Tuesday, June 30

9:00 AM

Legislative Meeting — Breakfast Meeting
John A. Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

11:00 AM

Committee of the Whole — Additional Meeting
Room 500 (Track A), John A. Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

12:00 PM

Legislative Meeting — Thirty-Third Legislative Meeting
Room 500 (Track A), John A. Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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Movement Calendar

From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

Monday, June 29

9–10 AM

Penny University
The Black Cat DC — Pastries, coffee & conversations with organizers on voting rights, immigration justice

10 AM–12 PM

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meet at the Meade Statue (Flare Tent) — Daily congressional lobbying blocks from the Capitol

3–5 PM

Mutual Aid Matters Fair; Pet Parade & Pawlitics in the Park
We Act Radio DC — Local nonprofits, mutual aid groups, advocates & community members

5 PM	Moral Mondays DC Black Lives Matter Plaza, 16th St. NW — Moral Witness in the Public Square

6:30–11:30 PM

Lit 2 Liberation
The Black Cat — Live music & interactive discussions on liberation

7–8 PM

Author Talk: Maggie Haberman & Jonathan Swan | Regime Change
3825 Wisconsin Ave NW

7–8:30 PM

Free DC / DCNLG Legal Observer Training
Virtual — Free DC & DC National Lawyers Guild training legal observers to support protesters' rights

AlertDC

Official DC emergency alerts — traffic, utilities, public safety. Crime alerts excluded. View all alerts

[AlertDC] TRAFFIC ADVISORY: 2026 Giant National Capital Barbecue Battle (June 26–29)

Parking restrictions and street closures along Pennsylvania Ave NW (7th St to Constitution Ave), adjacent streets, and 7th St NW through Monday. Full details

No additional non-crime alerts issued today. View all AlertDC

Congressional Press Pool

12:00 PM

House Floor — Legislative Business
House Floor — House meets 12:00 PM for Morning Hour, 2:00 PM for Legislative Business

Congressional Committee Schedule

Monday, June 29

4:00 PM

HOUSE Committee on Rules
NDAA FY2027 (H.R. 8800); Removing Barriers to Work for Disabled Americans Act (H.R. 8884)
H-313 Capitol

Supreme Court

Sourced from this week's DC Weekly Planner.

The Supreme Court is in summer recess for the week of June 29 – July 5, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. The Court building is closed on federal holidays including July 4th.

Any special sessions announced this Monday morning will appear in next week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

Monday, June 29

8:00 AM

Executive Time
The White House

9:00 AM

In-Town Pool Call Time
The White House

10:30 AM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

12:30 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

2:00 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

3:00 PM

Executive Order Signing
Oval Office

4:00 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

5:30 PM

Policy Meeting
Oval Office

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Monday, June 29 has not yet been posted. Check the newsroom for updates.

DC Council

Monday, June 29

9:30 AM

Committee on Transportation and the Environment — Hearing
B26-0596: Utility Rates and Ratemaking Amendment Act of 2026; "Exploring Policy Solutions to Improve Utility Affordability"
Room 500, John A. Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW — Hybrid (Zoom available)

10:00 AM

Committee on Public Works and Operations — Hearing
B26-0670: District of Columbia Government Data Privacy and Protection Act
John A. Wilson Building, 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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From the Movement Infrastructure Project's Movement Calendar. Click here to see what's happening in our movement or to submit your event!

Monday, June 29

All Day

Penny University
The Black Cat DC — Pastries, coffee, and conversations with organizers on the frontlines of voting rights, immigration justice

All Day

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meet at the Meade Statue in DC (Flare Tent) — Daily congressional lobbying operations blocks from the Capitol

All Day

Mutual Aid Matters Fair; Pet Parade & Pawlitics in the Park
We Act Radio DC — Local nonprofits, mutual aid groups, advocates, organizers, and community members

All Day

Moral Mondays DC
Black Lives Matter Plaza, 16th St. NW in front of the White House — Moral Witness in the Public Square

8:30 PM

Free DC DCNLG Legal Observer Training
Virtual — Free DC & DC National Lawyers Guild train legal observers to support protesters' rights

All Day

Author Talk: Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan | Regime Change
3825 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington DC

Tuesday, June 30

ELECTION DAY — Colorado Primary

All Day

Penny University
The Black Cat DC

All Day

ACLU Know Your Rights Training
The Black Cat — 7 Days in DC & ACLU

All Day

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meet at the Meade Statue in DC (Flare Tent)

All Day

Free DC Ward 2 June Meeting — Virtual
Virtual — Ward 2 mobilizing meeting

All Day

Free DC Ward 4 Team Meeting & "The Last Battlefront" Screening
Christ Lutheran Church, 5101 16th Street NW

7:30 PM

Teiku / Simone Baron
Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW — Doors 7pm, music 7:30pm · $15–25

9:30 PM

Virtual Workers Circle
Virtual — Build community with federal workers in the DMV over shared labor struggle

Wednesday, July 1

All Day

We're Taking the Public to PSC
1325 G St NW — xrdc.org/gas

All Day

Penny University
The Black Cat DC

All Day

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meet at the Meade Statue in DC (Flare Tent)

All Day

The Next System
The Black Cat — with Ben Manski, Nairuti Shastry, and Nadine Bloch (7 Days in DC)

All Day

Uplifting LGBTQIA Voices
The Black Cat (7 Days in DC)

All Day

Candidate Forum
We Act Radio (7 Days in DC) — Ask the hard questions. Confirmed speakers: Joseph Perez Caputo, Victoria Broderick

All Day

Beyond the Ballot: Black Voices & Civic Engagement
We Act Radio (7 Days in DC) — Understanding barriers to representation

6:30 PM

Protest @ 16th NW & Columbia Rd NW — Rush Hour
16th St NW & Columbia Rd NW — Every Wednesday at rush hour

All Day

Federal Worker Happy Hour
Aslin Beer Company DC, 1740 14th St NW — Federal workers, union & labor organizers welcome

8:30 PM

Free DC Campaign Orientation (Virtual)
Zoom — Learn about the campaign to protect Home Rule and win lasting dignity for DC

Thursday, July 2

All Day

Penny University
The Black Cat DC

All Day

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meet at the Meade Statue in DC (Flare Tent)

Friday, July 3 — Independence Day (Observed)

All Day

Veteran Rally
George Meade Statue (Flare Tent) — July 3 marks the inflection point of the week as the city swells with visitors

All Day

Congressional Lobbying with FLARE
Meet at the Meade Statue in DC (Flare Tent)

7:00 PM

Penanggalan / Crows Foot / Tartarean
Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW — Doors 6:30pm · $15

Evening

7 Days In DC Presents: Brock Butler Band, Allstrike
The Black Cat, Washington DC — Live music

Saturday, July 4 — Independence Day 🇺🇸

All Day

We the People 250 March on Washington
Washington, DC — A peaceful, people-powered stand against authoritarianism marking the 250th anniversary of independence

All Day

Free DC: Takoma Park Fourth of July Parade — The Future is Free
B.Y. Morrison Park, 7301 Carroll Avenue — March with Free DC!

1:30 PM

Good Trouble Coop
14th and Columbia Rd NW — goodtroubleco.op

All Day

Boycott Target
14th St and Irving St NW

Sunday, July 5

10:30 AM

Offering Hospitality to the Homeless
1313 New York Ave. NW — The Radcliffe Room, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church

7:30 PM

Trepenate / Hostile Mind / Lagoon / Drugs of Faith
Rhizome DC, 6950 Maple St NW — Doors 7pm · $10

Note: "Lulu's Landback Gallery (June 6–20)" entries appear in the feed but fall outside the gallery's listed run dates and have been excluded.

Congressional Committee Schedule

All House hearings this week. No Senate hearings scheduled. Thursday July 2 and Friday July 3 have no committee activity.

Monday, June 29

4:00 PM

HOUSE Committee on Rules
NDAA FY2027; Removing Barriers to Work for Disabled Americans Act
H-313 Capitol

Tuesday, June 30

10:00 AM

HOUSE Appropriations — Financial Services & General Government
Oversight: Office of Management and Budget
2359 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Judiciary — Courts, IP, AI & Internet
"A Midlife Crisis? IP and the Internet After 40"
2141 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Ways and Means
The Growing Business of Sports: Reviewing Federal Tax Policy in the Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry
1100 Longworth

10:00 AM

HOUSE Financial Services
Markup of various measures (H.R.5402, H.R.8141, H.R.7187, and others)
2128 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Energy & Commerce — Communications & Technology
Oversight of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA)

10:15 AM

HOUSE Veterans' Affairs — Health
Veteran Burial Timeliness and Death Certificate Accountability Act
360 Cannon

10:15 AM

HOUSE Education & Workforce — Early Childhood & Elementary Education
"Field of Fees: Private Equity's Role in the Commercialization of American Youth Sports"
2175 Rayburn

2:00 PM

HOUSE Homeland Security — Border Security & Enforcement
"Northern Exposure: Assessing the Evolving Threat Landscape at America's Northern Border"
310 Cannon

2:00 PM

HOUSE Judiciary — Immigration Integrity, Security & Enforcement
"Sanctuary Policies: Victims' Perspectives"
2141 Rayburn

2:00 PM

HOUSE Energy & Commerce — Commerce, Manufacturing & Trade
American Global Competitiveness at 250: Legislative Proposals to Secure U.S. Technology Leadership
2123 Rayburn

2:15 PM

HOUSE Veterans' Affairs — Disability Assistance & Memorial Affairs
Memorializing our Veterans: Outreach, Upkeep, and Community Partnerships at Veterans Cemeteries
360 Cannon

Wednesday, July 1

10:00 AM

HOUSE Committee on Small Business
"250 Years of American Legacy: Small Businesses and the American Dream"
2360 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Science, Space & Technology
Weathering the Solar Storm: Advancing America's Space Weather Capabilities
2318 Rayburn

10:00 AM

HOUSE Natural Resources — Federal Lands
H.R. 1693 — Redesignating the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center in Casper, WY
1324 Longworth

10:15 AM

HOUSE Education & Workforce — Health, Employment, Labor & Pensions
"Direct Contracting: A Prescription for Lower Health Care Costs"
2175 Rayburn

2:00 PM

HOUSE House Administration — Modernization & Innovation
Modernizing Congress
1310 Longworth

No committee hearings Thursday July 2 or Friday July 3.

Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is in summer recess for the week of June 29 – July 5, 2026. No oral arguments, opinion releases, or order lists are scheduled. The Court building is closed on weekends and federal holidays, including July 4th.

Any special sessions announced Monday morning will be reflected in the following week's planner. Visit supremecourt.gov for the latest.

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All Day

Author Talk: Tad Stoermer — A Resistance History of the United States

9:30 AM

The Maryland Humanities Summer Institute 2026: Dissent!

All Day

Fred Frith / Chao Tian

All Day

INDEPENDENTS DAY: A Night of Creative Expression in Takoma

Congressional Press Pool

No press pool events scheduled for today. Congress is not in session.

Congressional Committee Schedule

No committee hearings scheduled. Congress is not in session today.

Supreme Court

All Day

Conference / Non-Argument Day

Building open to public 9 AM – 3 PM. No oral arguments or opinion announcements scheduled.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM	Executive Time The White House
9:00 AM	In-Town Pool Call Time The White House
10:30 AM	Policy Meeting Oval Office
11:00 AM	Intelligence Briefing The White House
1:30 PM	Remarks at Faith & Freedom Coalition's 2026 Policy Conference Washington Hilton
3:30 PM	Policy Meeting Oval Office
4:30 PM	Signing Time Oval Office
7:30 PM	RNC Reception The White House

Mayor's Office

June 26 calendar not yet posted. Most recent: June 25 calendar. Check mayor.dc.gov/newsroom for updates.

DC Council

No hearings scheduled today.

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5:00 PM

Community Strike Readiness: June 25th

Online — Register on Zoom

Congressional Press Pool

9:00 a.m.

Special Event — House Intelligence Gray Zone Roundtable

House Intelligence Committee hosts roundtable on emerging gray zone threats. Media must RSVP to lesley.byers@mail.house.gov.

2261 Rayburn HOB

9:00 a.m.

News Conference — Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act

Rep. Sherman, et al. urge passage of the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act.

House Triangle

10:00 a.m.

News Conference — Bipartisan Safer Communities Act Anniversary

Rep. Mike Thompson, et al. on the four-year anniversary of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act.

House Triangle

10:00 a.m.

House Floor Schedule

The House will meet at 10 am for legislative business.

House Floor

10:00 a.m.

News Conference — House Freedom Caucus on Save America Act

Rep. Norman, House Freedom Caucus members urging Senate action on the Save America Act (access thru HVC 117).

HVC Studio A

12:00 p.m.

News Conference — Student Loan Interest Elimination Act

Rep. Courtney et al. on the Student Loan Interest Elimination Act.

House Triangle

12:00 p.m.

News Conference — Sen. Murphy on Economic Opportunity

Sen. Murphy on economic opportunity.

Senate Swamp

2:00 p.m.

Special Event — Oversight Subcommittee on Military & Foreign Affairs

Roundtable: “Two Sides of a Digital Coin: Protecting U.S. Security by Challenging the Power of Repressive Foreign Regimes.”

2154 Rayburn HOB

3:00 p.m.

Special Event — House Democratic Leadership Hearing on Fair Elections & Voting Rights

Democratic Leader Jeffries, Ranking Member Morelle, House Democratic Leadership, Democratic Steering & Policy Cmte et al. Media must RSVP to Danu.Rojzman@mail.house.gov.

HVC-215

4:00 p.m.

News Conference — Reps. Conaway & Walkinshaw on Restoring USAID

Reps. Conaway and Walkinshaw on restoring USAID.

House Triangle

Congressional Committee Schedule

24 meetings today — heavy nomination hearing day on Capitol Hill. Full schedule at congress.gov.

SENATE

9:30 AM

Armed Services — Nominations: Under Secretary (Comptroller) & Deputy Under Secretary

G50 Dirksen

9:45 AM

HELP — Business Meeting: Nominations (BLS Commissioner, NLRB)

430 Dirksen

10:00 AM

Finance — Nominations: Brett Doyle (CT) & David Foley Jr. (VA)

215 Dirksen

10:00 AM

Foreign Relations — Nominations: Barbera Thornhill (NC) to be Director

419 Dirksen

10:00 AM

Banking — Nominations: Christopher Phelan (MN) to be Council Chairman

538 Dirksen

10:15 AM

Judiciary — Business Meeting: Judicial Nominations

216 Hart

HOUSE

10:00 AM

Natural Resources / Energy & Mineral Resources — Earth MRI & America's Resource Potential

1324 Longworth HOB

10:00 AM

Financial Services / Capital Markets — “From Wall Street to Main Street: The Future of How America Invests”

2128 Rayburn HOB

10:00 AM

Appropriations / Homeland Security — Oversight Hearing: Department of Homeland Security

2358-C Rayburn HOB

10:00 AM

Oversight / DOGE Subcommittee — “Combating Waste, Fraud, and Abuse in SNAP”

2154 Rayburn HOB

10:00 AM

Foreign Affairs / East Asia & Pacific — America First Approach in East Asia and Pacific

2172 Rayburn HOB

10:15 AM

Energy & Commerce / Oversight — Medicaid Program Integrity: Fraud Risks & Oversight Deficiencies

2123 Rayburn HOB

10:15 AM

Education & Workforce — Markup: H.R. 8476 and Nine Other Bills

2175 Rayburn HOB

10:30 AM

Select Cmte on CCP — China's Economic Espionage & Subnational Influence in the U.S.

390 Cannon HOB

1:00 PM

Energy & Commerce / Health — Markup of Fifteen Health Bills

2123 Rayburn HOB — Rescheduled

2:00 PM

Ways & Means / Work & Welfare — MIECHV Maternal & Early Childhood Home Visiting Program

2020 Rayburn HOB

JOINT

2:00 PM

U.S. Helsinki Commission — Russia's Tech Authoritarianism in Occupied Ukraine

G50 Dirksen

Supreme Court

10:00 AM

Public Non-Argument Session

The Court convenes in the Courtroom. Opinions may be announced from the Bench — check supremecourt.gov for releases. Seating available to the public, Bar members, and press. Building closes at 3 PM.

After session

Private Conference

Justices meet privately to discuss cases and vote on petitions for certiorari.

Trump Daily Schedule

Check out the White House Press Pool Report for live updates on what Trump's up to.

8:00 AM

Executive Time

The White House

9:00 AM

In-Town Pool Call Time

The White House

2:00 PM

Meeting with the Speaker of the House

Oval Office

3:30 PM

Policy Meeting

Oval Office

6:00 PM

Tele-Rally

Oval Office

7:00 PM

Rose Garden Club Dinner with American Farmers

Rose Garden

Mayor's Office

Mayor Bowser's public calendar for Thursday, June 25, 2026 has not been posted yet. Most recent posted: Wednesday, June 24 — 4 PM Leadership Greater Washington 2026 Annual Meeting, MLK Library, 901 G St NW (open press). Check mayor.dc.gov/newsroom for updates.

DC Council

12:00 PM

Committee on Human Services — Meeting

PR26-0736: Hill East Phase II Bundle 2 Disposition Term Sheet Amendment Approval Resolution of 2026

Room 123 (Track C), 1350 Pennsylvania Ave NW

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