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# Free Agentic Publication Digester — Daily Federal Digest

An automated, citation-bound, opinion-agnostic daily digest of official United States government publications — congressional, executive, and judicial — built only from primary sources.

**Today — live** ([today.html](today.html)): watch official publications arrive through the day, newest first (preliminary until the end-of-day digest freezes the record).

[Source guide](sources.md) — every federal source we ingest, plan to ingest, or have evaluated, with method, status, and the items and request outcomes we recorded for each.

## The last 7 days

- [Daily Digest — 2026-09-13](2026-09-13.md)
- [Daily Digest — 2026-09-12](2026-09-12.md) — The digest carries one bill introduced in the House and no recorded votes from either chamber.
- [Daily Digest — 2026-09-11](2026-09-11.md) — The digest carries 44 Congressional Record items from floor proceedings — 40 House, four Senate — with 43 Extensions of Remarks and six Daily Digest entries.
- [Daily Digest — 2026-09-10](2026-09-10.md) — The digest carries 99 House and 65 Senate Congressional Record items, plus 11 Extensions of Remarks and 7 Daily Digest entries.
- [Daily Digest — 2026-09-09](2026-09-09.md) — The digest carries 35 House and 4 Senate sections of the Congressional Record, along with 44 Extensions of Remarks and 6 Daily Digest items.
- [Daily Digest — 2026-09-08](2026-09-08.md) — The digest carries three final rules, two proposed rules and 64 notices from the Federal Register, alongside 185 agency press releases.
- [Daily Digest — 2026-09-07](2026-09-07.md) — The digest carries one presidential document: a proclamation designating September 7, 2026 as Labor Day, which honors the contributions of American workers and references the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, protective tariffs, six consecutive months of manufacturing expansion, and a proposed fee on H-1B visa petitions.

## Earlier days

Every published day, by date: [full digest archive](archive.md). The complete machine-readable index is digests.json.

