HR 7730 updates bankruptcy income thresholds for inflation, potentially allowing more Americans to access Chapter 7 debt discharge rather than court-supervised repayment plans.

HR 7208 strengthens U.S. electrical grid security against foreign threats through comprehensive infrastructure protections, regulatory oversight, and international coordination mechanisms.

HR 5125 reforms D.C. judicial nominations, streamlining the process and increasing transparency, benefiting candidates and enhancing public trust in the judiciary.

Bill S 3804 strengthens federal criminal penalties for law enforcement officers who knowingly violate citizens' constitutional rights under color of law.

HR 5924 ensures timely pay and funding for Capitol Police, enhancing their compensation and resources to better protect the U.S. Capitol and its occupants.

The BUILD Act boosts funding for universities in low-income areas, enhancing educational equity and stimulating local economies through job creation and community development.

HR 7601 removes legal immunity protections for glyphosate manufacturers, allowing lawsuits by people claiming the herbicide caused cancer. The bill aims to hold companies accoun...

HR 5293 seeks to award Ret. Col. Robert J. Graham the Medal of Honor for his extraordinary bravery during the Vietnam War, honoring his valor and contributions to troop safety.

The SAFE Drivers Act mandates a standardized English fluency test for drivers, enhancing road safety by ensuring all drivers understand traffic laws and instructions.

Bill S 3178 requires modifying or removing restrictive covenants before real estate sales, promoting fairer transactions and clearer property rights for buyers and sellers.

S. RES. 492 recognizes community care as vital for U.S. veterans, ensuring timely access to quality healthcare when VA services fall short, especially for rural veterans.

Overview: HRES 708, "Recognizing the contributions of medical research and observing 'Medical Research Week' from September 15 through September 19, 2025", was introduced on Septem

Overview: SRES 382 is a Senate resolution that expresses the sense of the Senate that Ashli Babbitt is disqualified from eligibility for military funeral honors under section 985 o

Bill bars Federally-qualified health centers from paying above 340B ceiling prices for drugs, securing program discounts to lower medication costs for low-income patients.

Overview: SRES 388, a resolution recognizing September 16, 2025, as "National Voter Registration Day", was introduced in the Senate on September 15, 2025.Purpose and Intent: The re