The House is focused on putting pen to paper for Biden's relief plan, meaning little legislative activity is likely. The Senate, meanwhile, will be focused on nominations.

House Floor Activity

There are no votes this week in the House - committees will be focused on developing Biden's $1.9 trillion relief package into legislative text.

House Committee Activity

On Thursday at 1 PM the Energy & Commerce committee is holding its organizational meeting.

Senate Floor Activity

The Senate convenes at 3 PM on Monday, with a 5:30 PM cloture vote on the nomination of Janet Yellen for Treasury Secretary.
The House should be delivering its Article of Impeachment Monday evening, though per prior agreement it is expected that the trial will not begin until February 8th.
Votes on other cabinet nominations are expected this week, including Blinken (State) and Mayorkas (Homeland Security).

Senate Committee Activity

On Monday at 6 PM the Foreign Relations committee is voting on Blinken for Secretary of State.
On Tuesday at 10 AM the Commerce committee is holding a hearing on the nomination of Gina Raimondo for Secretary of Commerce.
On Tuesday at 11 AM the Homeland Security and Government Affairs committee is voting on Mayorkas for Secretary of Homeland Security.
On Wednesday at 9:30 AM the Energy & Natural Resources committee is holding a hearing on the nomination of Jennifer Granholm for Secretary of Energy.
On Wednesday at 10 AM the Foreign Relations committee is holding a hearing on the nomination of Linda Thomas-Greenfield for UN Ambassador.
On Wednesday at 10 AM the Commerce committee is considering its governing rules.
On Thursday at 10 AM the Banking, Housing, & Urban Affairs committee is holding a hearing on the nomination of Marcia Fudge for Secretary of HUD.
Further activity (including committee votes) on nominees is possible.