Congressional Record — June 10, 2026

Overview of the day

Activity for June 10, 2026, included House and Senate chamber actions, various committee hearings and markups, and the signing of new public laws. The House passed several bills focused on fraud prevention and accountability and conducted votes on the Stopping Fraudulent Payments Act. The Senate passed multiple measures related to government spending, correctional facilities, public safety, and tribal matters, while also processing executive nominations and receiving notifications regarding proposed arms sales to foreign governments. New public laws were signed relating to esophageal cancer reports, Department of Veterans Affairs facilities, and budget reconciliation.

Summary of the House proceedings

(Public Law 119-96) H.R. 3490 was signed into law to require the Government Accountability Office to produce a report on esophageal cancer.

H.R. 7892 was passed to amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 to require the Secretary of Education to use an identity fraud detection system to review each FAFSA for identity fraud.

H.R. 8312 was passed to establish fraud prevention and program integrity functions and data sharing authorities within the Department of Treasury and a permanent governmentwide Inspector General for Fraud, Accountability, and Recovery.

H.R. 8464 was passed to amend title 31, United States Code, to authorize pausing and segmenting payments.

H.R. 8467 was passed to reform the Payment Integrity Information Act of 2019 to ensure executive agencies focus on fraud prevention.

H.R. 8340 was passed to modify the governmentwide financial management plan.

H.R. 9238 was debated under suspension of the rules to amend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to extend the authorities of title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978.

H.R. 3276 was ordered reported as amended by the Committee on Natural Resources.

H.R. 3925 was ordered reported as amended by the Committee on Natural Resources.

H.R. 7882 was ordered reported as amended by the Committee on Natural Resources.

H.R. 8686 was ordered reported as amended by the Committee on Natural Resources.

H.R. 8312 had 1 amendment proposed to it.

H.R. 9238 was considered and a vote was ordered on a motion to pass the bill.

H.R. 9236 was introduced to amend the PROTECT Act regarding minimum standards for high-risk missing person alerts.

H.R. 9237 was introduced to improve veterans' benefits and Department of Veterans Affairs administration.

H.R. 9238 was introduced to extend the authorities of title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978.

H.R. 9239 was introduced to limit judgments, awards, and compromise settlements under section 1304 of title 31, United States Code.

H.R. 9240 was introduced to provide the Comptroller General of the United States access to State records for audits, investigations, and evaluations.

H.R. 9241 was introduced to improve oversight of the disposition of accountable property in certain theaters of operation.

H.R. 9242 was introduced to require a report on the recovery of certain United States nationals.

H.R. 9243 was introduced to authorize the President to declare a smoke emergency.

H.R. 9244 was introduced to regulate certain State taxation of interstate commerce.

H.R. 9245 was introduced to establish a grant program for teacher and school leader induction programs in public schools.

H.R. 9246 was introduced to enable the people of Puerto Rico to determine their political status.

H.R. 9247 was introduced to require suicide prevention coordinators at each Department of Veterans Affairs medical center.

H.R. 9248 was introduced to include certain recreation activities as covered projects under the FAST Act.

H.R. 9249 was introduced to limit immigrant petition approvals for aliens previously employed by entities on the Department of Defense's 1260H list.

H.R. 9250 was introduced to modernize and maintain the National Park Service, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, Forest Service, and Bureau of Indian Education.

H.R. 9251 was introduced to provide funding for school personnel to administer drugs and devices for opioid overdose treatment.

H.R. 9252 was introduced to require a report on energy in Moldova.

H.R. 9253 was introduced to allow independent music creator owners to collectively negotiate with online platforms.

H.R. 9254 was introduced to specify that the Southern Poverty Law Center shall not be treated as a 501(c)(3) organization.

H.R. 9255 was introduced to establish requirements for timeshare sales to improve transparency.

H.R. 9256 was introduced to require a report on the effects of child soldiering in Africa on United States national security.

H.J. Res. 195 was introduced to disapprove of a Department of Health and Human Services rule regarding the Child Care and Development Fund.

H. Res. 1355 was introduced to designate the week of June 14 through June 21, 2026, as National Men's Health Week.

H. Res. 1356 was introduced to commemorate the Day of Portugal, Camoes, and the Portuguese Communities.

Sponsors were added to H.R. 139, H.R. 212, H.R. 507, H.R. 629, H.R. 664, H.R. 935, H.R. 1004, H.R. 1389, H.R. 1404, H.R. 1502, H.R. 1525, H.R. 1548, H.R. 1583, H.R. 1628, H.R. 2004, H.R. 2055, H.R. 2080, H.R. 2086, H.R. 2089, H.R. 2102, H.R. 2165, H.R. 2555, H.R. 2592, H.R. 2678, H.R. 2705, H.R. 2757, H.R. 2767, H.R. 2798, H.R. 2902, H.R. 2974, H.R. 2978, H.R. 3028, H.R. 3067, H.R. 3104, H.R. 3144, H.R. 3164, H.R. 3178, H.R. 3184, H.R. 3199, H.R. 3538, H.R. 3569, H.R. 3701, H.R. 3811, H.R. 3906, H.R. 3954, H.R. 4072, H.R. 4145, H.R. 4299, H.R. 4382, H.R. 4710, H.R. 4763, H.R. 4936, H.R. 4966, H.R. 5073, H.R. 5091, H.R. 5271, H.R. 5272, H.H.R. 5339, H.R. 5548, H.R. 5621, H.R. 6024, H.R. 6130, H.R. 6213, H.R. 6214, H.R. 6280, H.R. 6383, H.R. 6694, H.R. 6718, H.R. 6766, H.R. 6840, H.R. 7100, H.R. 7145, H.R. 7187, H.R. 7195, H.R. 7230, H.R. 7335, H.R. 7622, H.R. 7691, H.R. 7710, H.R. 7931, H.R. 7937, H.R. 7960, H.R. 7961, H.R. 7973, H.R. 8003, H.R. 8077, H.R. 8085, H.R. 8113, H.R. 8163, H.R. 8170, H.R. 8205, H.R. 8268, H.R. 8338, H.R. 8359, H.R. 8390, H.R. 8391, H.R. 8476, H.R. 8582, H.R. 8600, H.R. 8611, H.R. 8612, H.R. 8623, H.R. 8806, H.R. 8817, H.R. 8891, H.R. 8898, H.R. 8914, H.R. 8928, H.R. 8968, H.R. 9016, H.R. 9034, H.R. 9035, H.R. 9047, H.R. 9048, H.R. 9078, H.R. 9103, H.R. 9110, H.R. 9116, H.R. 9142, H.R. 9199, H.R. 9214.

Sponsors were added to H.J. Res. 136, H. Con. Res. 93, H. Res. 155, H. Res. 843, H. Res. 1035, H. Res. 1106, H. Res. 1188, H. Res. 1286, H. Res. 1318, H. Res. 1334, H. Res. 1335, H. Res. 1346, H. Res. 1351.

H.R. 9255 was mentioned in a constitutional authority statement.

H.R. 9241 was mentioned in a constitutional authority statement for the No Equipment Left Behind Act of 2026.

H.R. 9242 was mentioned in a constitutional authority statement for the No American Left Behind Act.

Summary of Senate proceedings

(Public Law 119-97) S. 2393 was signed into law to authorize a major medical facility project for the Department of Veterans Affairs for fiscal year 2026 in St. Louis, Missouri.

(Public Law 119-98) S. 2 was signed into law to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of S. Con. Res. 33.

S. 872 was passed to amend the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006 to ensure other transaction agreements are reported to USAspending.gov.

(Public Law 118-225) S. 736 was passed to increase the penalty for prohibited provision of a phone in a correctional facility and require a review of Bureau of Prisons policies.

S. 825 was passed to require the Attorney General to propose a program for making treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder available to public safety officers.

S. 3041 was passed to allow the U.S. Marshals Service to assist in certain Tribal criminal matters.

S. 4394 was passed to amend the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 to improve the COPS program regarding training command-level personnel.

S. 1890 was passed to establish a grant program for certain State and local forensic activities, specifically regarding forensic genetic genealogy DNA analysis.

S. 140 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 332 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 789 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 1288 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 2437 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 2753 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3500 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3518 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3693 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3723 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3736 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3743 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3792 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 3878 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 4040 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

H.R. 3872 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

H.R. 3937 was ordered favorably reported by the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

S. 140, S. 789, S. 2437, S. 2753, S. 3518, S. 3693, S. 3723, S. 3736, S. 3743, S. 3792 each had 1 amendment proposed to them.

S. 4738 was mentioned during an unsuccessful unanimous consent request to require warrants before using section 702 of FISA to read communications of Americans.

S. 4740 was mentioned during an unsuccessful unanimous consent request to increase public transparency and reporting requirements for surveillance activities.

S. 4744 was read for the first time to improve benefits for veterans and the administration of the Department of Veterans Affairs.

S. 4728, S. 4729, S. 4730, S. 4731, S. 4732, S. 4733, S. 4734, S. 4735, S. 4736, S. 4737, S. 4738, S. 4739, S. 4740, S. 4741, S. 4742, S. 4743, S. 4744, S. 4745, S. 4746, S. 4747 were introduced.

Cosponsors were added to S. 142, S. 382, S. 952, S. 1404, S. 1406, S. 1410, S. 1717, S. 1782, S. 1919, S. 1974, S. 2343, S. 2376, S. 3394, S. 3397, S. 3398, S. 3900, S. 4189, S. 4464, S. 4467, S. 4528.

S.J. Res. 192 was discharged from the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions to provide for congressional disapproval of a Department of Education rule regarding Federal Student Loan Program Final Regulations.

S.J. Res. 196 was the subject of discharge petitions to provide for congressional disapproval of a Department of Education rule relating to Federal Student Loan Program Final Regulations.

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