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Republicans will question officials about Washington dams that tribes and environmentalists want breached to restore fish populations.

Top appropriators reached a deal on fiscal 2024 spending allocations, while a bipartisan tax package faces backlash. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Aidan Quigley and Caitlin Reilly assess the state of play on appropriations, taxes and the Senate’s war funding and border security package. Show Notes:

A federal judge sentenced a man to five years in prison Monday for the leak of tax documents of Donald Trump and others.

Candidates on House Democrats' "Red to Blue" list get fundraising and staff support to flip Republican-held seats.

Participation rates dropped in Congress after setting records when the House allowed members to cast proxy votes for absent colleagues.

Two drug company CEOs have agreed to testify before the Senate HELP Committee on drug prices, avoiding a scheduled subpoena vote on Jan. 31.

Five former leaders at the Architect of the Capitol now have taken legal action against the agency after getting removed from their roles.

Highlights include former President Donald Trump’s incoherence on the campaign trail and baseball references galore at a California Senate debate. 

Speaker Mike Johnson warned that an emerging Senate border deal, if reached, would be “dead on arrival” in the House.

Maryland Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger's retirement means three of Maryland's eight House seats are open this year.

Lawmakers have backed a tough prison sentence for a man who pleaded guilty to leaking tax records of Donald Trump, Sen. Rick Scott and more.