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US Politics Daily

US Politics Daily

US Politics Daily brings you clear, fast coverage of American politics — from Washington and the White House to Congress, the courts, and the campaign trail. Daily news and sharp analysis on the people, policies, and power struggles shaping the United States.

174 épisodes

Thirty-One Days to a Shutdown: The Continuing Resolution Options
10/11/2026
5:20
Thirty-one days until federal funding runs out on December 11, with a continuing resolution the likeliest outcome. The CR options, the Iran-war leverage debate, and the shutdown risk nobody wants.
The Debt Ceiling Returns: January's Deadline Hangs Over the Lame Duck
10/11/2026
5:08
The borrowing limit comes due in January, just as the new Congress takes office, and Trump is likely to press Republicans to deal with it now. Carter's two-year CR idea, and why the January fight is already shaping the lame duck.
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Hollywood's Six-Week Gauntlet: The Film Tax Credit Faces the Lame Duck
10/11/2026
4:53
The federal film tax credit faces a six-week gauntlet in the lame duck, with a bipartisan coalition of 52 co-sponsors behind it. What the bill would do for Los Angeles jobs, and why the investigations blitz threatens its momentum.
After 218: The Seven-Day Clock on the Epstein Files Vote
10/11/2026
5:27
The discharge petition for the Epstein Files Transparency Act Two sits at 216 signatures, two short, with the House back in session. What happens after 218: the seven-day clock, the three votes, and the calendar that could carry the fight into December.
The Permitting Bill Breaks Through: Cloture and the Lame Duck's First Bipartisan Win
10/11/2026
4:57
The Senate reached cloture on the permitting reform bill, a rare bipartisan breakthrough in the lame duck. What the bill does, why energy prices are the argument, and what still has to happen before it becomes law.
The Hegseth Impeachment Vote Comes to the Floor
10/11/2026
5:07
Massie plans to force a vote this week on his impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Jeffries has given a hard yes. How the privileged resolution works, and why the vote matters even if it fails.
Leadership Day: Thune Stays, Scalise vs. Jordan, and the Fight to Lead a Smaller GOP
10/11/2026
5:00
Today Congress chooses its leaders: Thune runs unopposed in the Senate while Scalise and Jordan battle for the House GOP minority leadership. Johnson's jab at the Senate, and what the margins will tell us about a party regrouping after defeat.
APEC in Shenzhen: Trump's Three-Way Meeting With Xi and Putin
10/11/2026
5:30
President Trump says he expects a three-way meeting with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin at the APEC summit in Shenzhen on November 18-19. What he wants from it, what Moscow and Beijing have not confirmed, and the Abu Dhabi talks running in parallel.
The NDAA Stalls: A $1.15 Trillion Defense Bill and a $70 Billion Fight
10/11/2026
5:13
The annual defense authorization bill is stalled as the House and Senate versions of the $1.15 trillion bill are melded, with a $70 billion emergency request in dispute. Why the NDAA is this year's test of a lame duck that voters just fired.
The Confirmation Rush: Cramer's Blockade and the Lame Duck's Last Judges
10/11/2026
4:53
The Senate races to confirm the president's nominees in its final weeks, but Senator Kevin Cramer is blocking all of them over a wetlands rule. The confirmation rush, the hold, and the judges who will outlast this Congress.

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