
Federal agencies will study how banks use advanced tech to find and stop fraud. They may run a voluntary pilot to help small banks get tools.
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Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 612.
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Religious groups would stop paying the excise tax on investment income. That leaves more money for programs, operations, or reserves.
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Introduced
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Changes how some federal settlement payments are approved and paid. Claimants and agencies may see different timing or paperwork.
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Introduced
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Requires a federal report on frontier infrastructure readiness. It does not create new programs or funding.
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Introduced
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Gives flyers with disabilities clearer legal ways to seek relief if airlines or airports discriminate. Carriers may face more claims.
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Introduced
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Federal building projects will favor innovative wood products when achievable. Contractors must document sourcing and agencies will study product life-cycle impacts and report to Congress.
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Sponsor introductory remarks on measure. (CR H4088)
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Requires the State Department to decide if harms amount to genocide or crimes against humanity and send an unclassified evidence report with policy recommendations to Congress within one year.
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Introduced
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Stops a sitting President from suing the United States and voids a named settlement. Blocks federal money for related payouts and lets Treasury recover funds.
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Introduced
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People can use HSAs, FSAs, and HRAs to buy dietary supplements up to $500 per year. The change applies to purchases after Dec 31, 2025.
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Introduced
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This bill treats government snowplows and deicing equipment as emergency vehicles under the Clean Air Act. That may change how those machines are regulated.
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Introduced
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Stops a new Education Department rule on federal student loans. If passed, the rule would have no force and would not take effect.
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Introduced
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Requires a fast medical check and basic water, food, and hygiene for people held by immigration authorities. It adds inspections and public reporting.
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Introduced
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Names a local post office the Carl Jefferson Post Office Building. It is only a name change and does not affect mail service or addresses.
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Introduced
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Residents can name one essential caregiver who must be allowed in during emergency visitation restrictions. Facilities must follow warning, appeal, and safety rules.
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Introduced
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States must verify people are ineligible before removing them from federal voter rolls. If removed, people get a notice within 48 hours with steps to fix it.
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Introduced
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Stops states from denying SNAP for drug convictions. Lets people leaving jail within 30 days be counted in SNAP households.
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Introduced
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New planes must stop using engine bleed air and later models must have filters. It aims to cut passenger and crew exposure to oil fumes.
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Introduced
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The Defense Department must seek a partnership to coordinate defense technology and industry ties. It could create jobs for companies and raise U.S.-China tensions.
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Introduced
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If ratified, Congress could ban physically damaging or defacing the U.S. flag. Some protest acts could become federal crimes.
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Introduced
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Funds school partnerships for youth opioid prevention and recovery. Requires staff training, lets school health centers buy naloxone, and expands youth drug data and a federal task force.
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Introduced
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Requires DOE to lead testing of tools to detect fentanyl in mail, prisons, and at borders.
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Introduced
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Agencies must do a benefit-cost study before large staff moves and share it with their inspector general. The inspector general must review and report to Congress in 90 days.
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Introduced
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Blocks federal money from closing, merging, or outsourcing Department of Education offices that run special education programs. It protects their staff and duties.
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Introduced
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New applicants get higher payments for home changes. The limits rise each year with inflation.
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Introduced
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