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Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kurt Volker and Jason Beardsley of the Concerned Veterans for America discusses this week's NATO Summit and Punchbowl News' Andrew Desiderio discusses Democratic divisions over President Biden's reelection bid.

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This week the House will take up Department of Energy's efficiency standards bills on home appliances, to try to roll back regulations on refrigerators and dishwashers. They could debate a veto override measure on a cryptocurrency rule.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testifies on the state of the international financial system before the House Financial Services Committee.

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This week the House will take up Department of Energy's efficiency standards bills on home appliances, to try to roll back regulations on refrigerators and dishwashers. They could debate a veto override measure on a cryptocurrency rule.

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Punchbowl News Senior Cdiscussesnal Reporter Andrew Desiderio discussed Democratic divisions over President Biden's reelection bid and congressional news of the day.

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This week the House will take up Department of Energy's efficiency standards bills on home appliances, to try to roll back regulations on refrigerators and dishwashers. They could debate a veto override measure on a cryptocurrency rule.

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After a meeting with House Democrats, Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (D-CA) told reporters they're united on supporting President Biden as the party's nominee. Also joining him for the news conference was Caucus Vice Chair Ted Lieu (D-CA).

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House Republican leaders, including Speaker Mike Johnson (LA), held a news conference on their legislative agenda. They said the bills they were considering that week were Rep. Chip Roy's (R-TX) Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act and Rep. Mary Miller's (R-IL) legislation that would reverse the Biden administration's Title IX rule on transgender rights. Moreover, amid questions surrounding President Biden's mental acuity, Speaker Johnson said he would consider invoking 25th amendment powers to oust President Biden if he were in the Cabinet, but conceded only the vice president has the authority to do this. Finally, members voiced enthusiasm for the upcoming Republican National Convention in Milwaukee to officially nominate Donald Trump as the party's presidential nominee.

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This week the House will take up Department of Energy's efficiency standards bills on home appliances, to try to roll back regulations on refrigerators and dishwashers. They could debate a veto override measure on a cryptocurrency rule.

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Kurt Volker, former U.S. Ambassador to NATO, discussed this week's NATO summit in Washington, D.C. that marks the military alliance's 75th anniversary.

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2024 GOP presumptive presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump holds a rally in Doral, Florida, less than a week before the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.

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President Biden delivered remarks on the 75th anniversary of NATO at the NATO Summit in Washington, DC. He emphasized the importance of the alliance and touted the strength of the alliance under his presidency and the leadership of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who he awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the end of his remarks. His speech came amid growing concerns over his health and mental acuity and calls for him to end his reelection bid. In addition, President Biden announced the United States, Germany, Netherlands, Romania, and Italy will provide additional air defenses to Ukraine following a bombing of a Ukrainian children's hospital by Russia the day before.

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Secretary of State Antony Blinken hosted a NATO women's forum at the Department of State. The discussion centered on Women's rights within NATO and women-lead causes globally, specifically focusing advancing support and financing Ukrainian women's war efforts on the front.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered remarks at the Ronald Reagan Institute in Washington, DC. He condemned Russia's attack on a children's hospital in Ukraine and addressed the importance of continued support of Ukraine. Additional topics included restrictions on the use of military weapons, negotiating with Russian President Putin to end the war, the importance of U.S. leadership in NATO, and the 2024 election. His remarks followed President Biden's announcement at the NATO Summit that the U.S. and allies will provide Ukraine with additional air defenses. Though he expressed his appreciation, Ukrainian President Zelensky advocated that those alone are not enough to end Russian aggression.

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Former Oklahoma Republican Senator Jim Inhofe has died after suffering a stroke during the July Fourth holiday. He was first elected to the Senate in 1994 and served as the top Republican on the Armed Services Committee. He retired in 2023 and in November of 2022 he delivered his farewell address on the Senate floor.

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House Republican leaders, including Speaker Mike Johnson (LA), held a news conference on their legislative agenda. They said the bills they were considering that week were Rep. Chip Roy's (R-TX) Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act and Rep. Mary Miller's (R-IL) legislation that would reverse the Biden administration's Title IX rule on transgender rights. Moreover, amid questions surrounding President Biden's mental acuity, Speaker Johnson said he would consider invoking 25th amendment powers to oust President Biden if he were in the Cabinet, but conceded only the vice president has the authority to do this. Finally, members voiced enthusiasm for the upcoming Republican National Convention in Milwaukee to officially nominate Donald Trump as the party's presidential nominee.

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After a meeting with House Democrats, Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (D-CA) told reporters they're united on supporting President Biden as the party's nominee. Also joining him for the news conference was Caucus Vice Chair Ted Lieu (D-CA).

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"The fiscal outlook is daunting," said Congressional Budget Office (CBO) Director Phillip Swagel during his opening testimony on the CBO's updated 10-year budget and economic outlook before the Senate Budget Committee. He stressed the need for changes to fiscal policy and touched on several of the factors contributing to the country's debt and deficit. When asked about the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, often referred to as the Trump tax cuts, he said it has "by far not paid for itself" and a permanent expansion would increase the deficit further. Other topics addressed included immigration impacts on the economy, effects of rising health care costs and an aging population, and impediments to revenue generation.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stressed to lawmakers more positive economic and inflation data were needed before interest rates could be cut. He added he would not be forecasting any decreases during his testimony before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Development Committee. Chair Powell appeared before the committee to deliver the Federal Reserve's semiannual Monetary Policy Report to Congress. Other topics that came up included capital requirements for banks, legal and illegal immigration's impact on the economy, and housing market challenges.

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House Republican leaders, including Speaker Mike Johnson (LA), held a news conference on their legislative agenda. They said the bills they were considering that week were Rep. Chip Roy's (R-TX) Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act and Rep. Mary Miller's (R-IL) legislation that would reverse the Biden administration's Title IX rule on transgender rights. Moreover, amid questions surrounding President Biden's mental acuity, Speaker Johnson said he would consider invoking 25th amendment powers to oust President Biden if he were in the Cabinet, but conceded only the vice president has the authority to do this. Finally, members voiced enthusiasm for the upcoming Republican National Convention in Milwaukee to officially nominate Donald Trump as the party's presidential nominee.

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After a meeting with House Democrats, Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar (D-CA) told reporters they're united on supporting President Biden as the party's nominee. Also joining him for the news conference was Caucus Vice Chair Ted Lieu (D-CA).

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Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and other Senate Republican leaders discussed their legislative agenda amid calls for President Biden to step down as the Democratic presidential nominee and the NATO summit in Washington, DC. When asked about adversaries watching President Biden and potentially being more aggressive because of the perceived weakness within the administration, Sen. McConnell fielded the question to Senate Democrats and said, "Completely unrelated to who happens to be in the White House at the moment, we need to step up." He advocated for the U.S. to make support for NATO and allies in the Pacific clear, and emphasized that "we are all in this together."

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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) reiterated his support for President Biden despite growing concerns over his health and mental acuity and calls for him to end his reelection bid following his performance in the first presidential debate. Sen. Schumer spoke about this and other legislative agenda items during a news conference on Capitol Hill.

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Former Oklahoma Republican Senator Jim Inhofe has died after suffering a stroke during the July Fourth holiday. He was first elected to the Senate in 1994 and served as the top Republican on the Armed Services Committee. He retired in 2023 and in November of 2022 he delivered his farewell address on the Senate floor.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered remarks at the Ronald Reagan Institute in Washington, DC. He condemned Russia's attack on a children's hospital in Ukraine and addressed the importance of continued support of Ukraine. Additional topics included restrictions on the use of military weapons, negotiating with Russian President Putin to end the war, the importance of U.S. leadership in NATO, and the 2024 election. His remarks followed President Biden's announcement at the NATO Summit that the U.S. and allies will provide Ukraine with additional air defenses. Though he expressed his appreciation, Ukrainian President Zelensky advocated that those alone are not enough to end Russian aggression.

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President Biden delivered remarks on the 75th anniversary of NATO at the NATO Summit in Washington, DC. He emphasized the importance of the alliance and touted the strength of the alliance under his presidency and the leadership of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who he awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom at the end of his remarks. His speech came amid growing concerns over his health and mental acuity and calls for him to end his reelection bid. In addition, President Biden announced the United States, Germany, Netherlands, Romania, and Italy will provide additional air defenses to Ukraine following a bombing of a Ukrainian children's hospital by Russia the day before.

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The Hill's Mychael Schnell and Reps. Brad Sherman (D-CA) & Pat Fallon (R-TX) discuss Congress and Campaign 2024, and medical historian Dr. Jacob Appel discusses the history of presidential illnesses.

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