Washington Today (1-30-26): Senate spending bills deal, Fed Chair nominee, Epstein files released
February 2, 2026
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57:34Now PlayingWashington Today (1-30-26): Senate spending bills deal, Fed Chair nominee, Epstein files released
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as posted by the channelSenate reaches a deal to pass six federal spending bills before funding expires tonight, five as a package & Homeland Security for just two weeks while Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) reforms are negotiated, but still there will be a weekend partial government shutdown because the House does not return to session until Monday.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon is among four journalists arrested and charged by the Justice Department after they covered an anti-ICE protest in a church in Minnesota where an ICE official serves as a pastor.
President Donald Trump nominates Kevin Warsh to be Federal Reserve Chair.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announces the release of 3 million files related to the late sex offender the Jeffrey Epstein, half of the total files reviewed.
President Trump signs an Executive Order to have an IndyCar race around the National Mall in Washington, DC as part of the country 250th anniversary.
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