
Agencies must publish the data behind species listings and share it with affected states and tribes. The government must also publish monthly reports of endangered species litigation spending.
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Subcommittee Hearings Held
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Allows states to take a single federal block grant for public infrastructure recovery after major disasters. States would manage funds, report annually, and lose direct FEMA project support.
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Introduced
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Requires state-licensed professionals to prepare and approve certain FEMA-funded rebuilding work. FEMA must accept those plans and have licensed staff manage the projects.
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Introduced
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The U.S. Trade Representative must quickly review Korean rules that single out U.S. digital platforms and may start trade actions to defend U.S. firms.
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Introduced
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Gives military chaplains legal protection to follow their religion and advise commanders. It bars punishment for actions tied to sincere religious beliefs.
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Introduced
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Creates a program to link and protect shoreline parks, trails, and water routes. Local governments and nonprofits can apply for matching grants for access, restoration, and visitor education.
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Sponsor introductory remarks on measure. (CR H607)
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Removes federal clean-energy tax credits for solar, storage, or other systems on land called prime farmland. Owners and developers on that land would lose those tax breaks.
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Introduced
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Officials can deny visas or admission for people linked to espionage, sabotage, or export-law violations, and they can block family members for five years.
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Introduced
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Wealthy colleges will see limits on federal overhead payments for research grants. Schools must report endowments and how overhead dollars are spent.
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Introduced
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Prosecutors could seek death or life in prison for many child exploitation crimes, including possession, distribution, and attempts. This raises stakes for defendants and could lengthen trials.
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Introduced
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Most executive branch workers could telework no more than 40% of workdays and agencies must monitor and report telework each year.
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Introduced
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Requires the Joint Committee on the Library to obtain and place a Benjamin Franklin statue in the Capitol by 2026. It must be accessible on guided tours.
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Introduced
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Members of Congress and staff could enter long stretches of tribal border land to inspect security and safety. Tribes may have less control over visits.
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Introduced
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Employers that got listed COVID relief funds could not require COVID-19 vaccines. If they do, they must return the funds.
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Introduced
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Federal agencies and many recipients of federal funds could not require COVID-19 vaccination. You could enter federal buildings and get services without showing vaccine proof.
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Introduced
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People who are not U.S. citizens who commit or admit sexual assault could be denied entry, detained, or deported. Admissions can count even without a conviction.
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Introduced
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Requires FEMA to study and plan simpler disaster aid forms and faster damage checks. It will post a public website listing federal disaster assistance.
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Introduced
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Creates a commission to study moving non-security federal agencies out of the capital region. The panel must report recommendations to Congress within one year.
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Some states and cities could lose federal money if they limit immigration data sharing. Programs serving undocumented people like food, shelter, and health care may lose funding.
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Introduced
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Companies may limit how many shareholder proposals appear and only include ones tied to financial performance. Firms must tell the SEC how they pick proposals.
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Introduced
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Cancels the enterprises' January 19, 2023 mortgage fee changes. Borrowers and lenders keep prior pricing rules.
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Introduced
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Creates a fund to build and maintain a border barrier paid by new remittance and travel fees. People sending money abroad and visitors would pay higher fees.
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Introduced
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It revokes clearances for 51 named former intelligence officials and bars them from future clearances. Defense and Justice must investigate their role in the laptop matter.
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Introduced
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This law would stop most federal courts from blocking government actions for people not in the case. Only representative plaintiffs could win relief for others.
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Introduced
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