On this episode of B.O.P. Watchers, we cover four breaking stories affecting federal inmates and their families: halfway house placements falling apart on day one, a GAO report showing most prisoners can't use all their earned FSA credits, a Fourth Circuit ruling that one disqualifying offense wipes out all First Step Act credits, and the BOP's decision to drop the written RDAP exam in favor of clinical observation. Essential listening for anyone navigating the federal prison system.

The Congressional Times covers the Supreme Court's landmark ruling striking down the 52-year-old cap on coordinated party-candidate spending, a federal complaint targeting a California school district over transgender locker room access, GAO findings on Boeing's Air Force One replacement program, and a Brazilian senator's formal opposition to proposed 25% U.S. tariffs. Stay informed on the biggest stories shaping Washington and beyond at thecongressionaltimes.com.

The Fourth Circuit just ruled that one disqualifying offense wipes out every FSA credit you ever earned. Plus, 16.8 million dollars meant for rehabilitation programs may vanish. And the Albany halfway house situation is more complicated than it looks.

On July 1, 2026, The Congressional Times covers the Senate's reintroduction of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act targeting Big Tech, the State Department's formal recognition of Keiko Fujimori as Peru's President-Elect, and AP-projected Democratic primary wins for Jessica Killin in Colorado's 5th Congressional District and Phil Weiser in the Colorado gubernatorial race. Get the political intelligence you need at thecongressionaltimes.com.

On June 30, 2026, The Congressional Times covers four major stories: confirmed records showing Biden issued a broad pardon to Anthony Fauci in early 2025, the Supreme Court upholding state bans on transgender athletes in girls sports, the House passing children's online safety bills 267-117 in a bipartisan vote, and rising consumer confidence as gas prices fall. Get the political intelligence you need at thecongressionaltimes.com.

The June 29, 2026 episode of The Congressional Times covers the Supreme Court's refusal to hear Trump's Carroll verdict appeal, a controversial 5-4 SCOTUS ruling on Mississippi mail ballots, and the U.S.-Iran agreement to halt strikes and schedule Hormuz talks in Doha. We also examine how the April 2026 ceasefire unlocked $344 billion while Iran's nuclear program remains intact. Get the political intelligence Washington insiders rely on at thecongressionaltimes.com.

On June 28, 2026, The Congressional Times covers the Supreme Court's upcoming rulings on Trump's Fed removal power and birthright citizenship, a U.S. military deployment to Venezuela following deadly earthquakes, and a troubling 17 percent voter turnout in the NYC Democratic primary. We also examine the ERA ratification stall in Congress and Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's 43 percent absentee voting record. Tune in for sharp, reliable political intelligence from Washington and around the world.

The Congressional Times covers the June 27, 2026 political landscape, including Trump's limited-edition Semiquincentennial passport bearing his portrait, Commerce Secretary Lutnick's green light for Anthropic AI deployment, and the Senate races heating up across America. Stay informed with sharp, reliable political intelligence from Washington DC.

On the June 26, 2025 episode of The Congressional Times, we cover seven individuals charged in an alleged terror plot targeting a White House UFC event, the DOJ's landmark $6.5 billion Medicare fraud sweep resulting in 455 charges, a California billionaire tax measure advancing to the ballot against Democratic leadership wishes, and the Trump administration committing $150 million and deploying Navy ships to Venezuela following deadly earthquakes. Stay informed with daily political intelligence from thecongressionaltimes.com and explore Gab-E at gab-e.com for AI-powered news analysis. Subscribe, listen, and stay ahead of Washington.

On June 22, 2026, The Congressional Times covers VP Vance's Iran nuclear talks in Switzerland as Trump threatens renewed strikes, a CBS/YouGov poll showing 78% of Americans want the conflict ended immediately, and DSA-backed candidates winning mayoral primaries in Los Angeles and Washington D.C. Get the political intelligence you need to understand what's really happening in Washington and beyond.