A subcommittee hearing entitled “Leading the Charge: Opportunities to Strengthen America’s Energy Reliability.”
Power demand is increasing at a rapid rate, raising questions about how the environment and the economy will be affected by this projected growth. The hearing will examine regulatory and permitting processes with respect to reliable electricity generation infrastructure.
Alex Epstein, President and Founder, Center for Industrial Progress
Mandy Gunasekara, Project 2025 EPA chapter co-author, Former advisor, Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), Former Chief of Staff, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, first Trump administration;
Alex Herrgott, President and CEO, The Permitting Institute, Former chief of the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council under Donald Trump
On Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., in room 1324 Longworth House Office Building, the Committee on Natural Resources, Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs will hold an oversight hearing titled “Federal Indian Trust Asset Management: Progress Made But Improvement Needed.”
Senator Warren, the top Democrat on Senate Banking is convening Members of Congress to investigate the Trump-Musk Attack on Consumers. The forum will highlight how President Trump is letting Elon Musk shut down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — an agency that has returned more than $21 billion to families scammed by big banks and other financial institutions — and making it easier to cheat working families out of their hard-earned money.
WHEN: TODAY (Tues, February 25) at 2pm ET.
WHERE: Senate Dirksen Office Building, Room G50 Constitution Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002. Use the door located at First and C Streets NE, to enter the building, and then turn left upon entering.
PANELISTS:
Andrea Campbell, Attorney General of Massachusetts
Lorelei Salas, former CFPB Director of Supervision Policy who resigned after she was directed to stop doing her job
Americans whose savings have been protected by the CFPB
The billionaire class is waging a war on workers, putting our nation’s healthcare, research, education, and jobs at risk. These attacks target workers at colleges and universities in many ways: through imposing a cap on indirect costs on grants across the NIH, freezing funding for crucial research, and threatening academic workers across the country.
On Tuesday, February 25, we’re taking this massive energy directly to D.C. Register to join us in-person or online for a viewing party and national phone bank.
Labor leaders and organizers representing hundreds of thousands of higher education and allied workers will rally in D.C. to expose how Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s attacks on research and higher education funding are decimating public health while siphoning off public resources for private gain.
At the same time, higher ed workers and allies will join together online to get energized by each other and the events in Washington, D.C. We will use our power to tell our legislators and elected officials: Hands off our healthcare, research, jobs, and education!
Organized by the Labor for Higher Ed Coalition.
In-person: U.S. Health and Human Services Headquarters, 200 Independence Avenue SW
House Opposition Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) has called on the entire House Democratic caucus to meet at noon on Tuesday, February 25 at the East Capitol Steps to oppose the Republican budget, in conjunction with constituents “whose lives will be devastated by the Republican budget scheme.” The vote on the budget is expected at 6 pm.
We are asking all Members of the House Democratic Caucus to join us on the East Capitol Steps at 12:00 noon on Tuesday. At that time, we will make sure that the country can hear from everyday Americans whose lives will be devastated by the Republican budget scheme.
On Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at 10:15 a.m., in room 1324 Longworth House Office Building, the Committee on Natural Resources, Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations will hold an oversight hearing titled “Full Blast: Contrasting Momentum in the Space Mining Economy to the Terrestrial Mining Regulatory Morass.”
Federal workers and allies will meet to job search, build community and share their stories with Senate offices and the media. Lunch provided to laid-off feds.
10 AM at Hart Senate Building Atrium, 120 Constitution Ave NE.
