No more votes are scheduled beyond Wednesday in the House, a change from the previous schedule that reflects a Rules Committee dispute over release of the Jeffrey Epstein case files that will prevent any rules for debate from coming to the floor.
The House is expected to continue to consider legislation under suspension of the rules through Wednesday afternoon, but won’t have any more floor votes on Thursday.
That’s a shift from Monday night when Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., told reporters that the chamber would remain in session through Thursday because of suspension votes and committee meetings.
