Live stream — Senate Intelligence Committee
Confirmation Hearing: Nominee for Director of National Intelligence
The Senate Intelligence Committee holds confirmation hearings for the presidential nominee to serve as Director of National Intelligence. The hearing covers cybersecurity threats, foreign intelligence capabilities, and oversight of intelligence agencies.
Oversight of Central Bank Digital Currency: Implications for Financial Stability
A comprehensive examination of the Federal Reserve's progress on CBDC development, exploring potential impacts on monetary policy, financial privacy, and the traditional banking system.
Artificial Intelligence Regulation: Balancing Innovation and Public Safety
Industry leaders and regulators testified on the need for federal AI oversight, addressing concerns about algorithmic bias, deepfake technology, national security risks, and the competitive landscape with global AI development.
Climate Change and Infrastructure: Modernizing the Power Grid for a Cleaner Future
Experts and agency officials discuss the $65 billion investment in power grid modernization, renewable energy integration, and strategies to enhance grid resilience against extreme weather events.
Defense Budget FY2026: Strategic Priorities and Emerging Threats
Military leaders and Defense Department officials present the proposed budget, addressing force structure changes, technology investments in hypersonic weapons and space capabilities, and readiness concerns across all branches.
Tax Reform: Proposals for Middle-Class Relief and Economic Growth
Originally scheduled for today, this hearing has been postponed to January 22 due to scheduling conflicts with key witnesses. The hearing will examine proposed changes to individual and corporate tax rates, deductions, and credits.
Healthcare Access and Affordability: Addressing the Prescription Drug Crisis
Pharmaceutical executives, patient advocates, and health policy experts testify on soaring drug prices, the role of government negotiations, and legislative proposals to reduce costs for Americans while maintaining innovation incentives.