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Scheduled committee hearings, markups, and House floor consideration for bills whose provisions touch the market — each with a plain-language summary, its actual legislative status, and the sectors it reaches. Exposure, not predictions.
Dates and statuses come directly from the official records: the congress.gov committee-meeting schedule and each bill's action history, plus the House's published weekly floor schedule (docs.house.gov). Data refreshes every six hours; when it is older than a day the panels say so instead of presenting old dates as current. A date is labeled confirmed only when the source lists the event as scheduled — floor items carry week-level precision and render as "week of". There is no reliable structured feed for the Senate floor schedule, so Senate rows here are committee dates only.
Bill summaries are original plain-language descriptions of what each bill's provisions do, written against the official record. Sector and ticker exposure describes which parts of the market a bill touches — it is not a forecast of passage, of market reaction, or a recommendation of any kind. Rows marked "via committee" derive their exposure mechanically from the committees of referral rather than a bill-specific review.