Bill S 858 extends tax credits for cleaning and redeveloping brownfield sites, boosting economic growth, enhancing community safety, and improving environmental conditions.

HR 2474 boosts broadband access in Appalachia, funding infrastructure projects to connect rural residents, enhance education, and improve healthcare services.

House resolution fills a standing committee vacancy through unanimous procedural vote; specific committee and member details require review of full legislative record.

Designates the USPS facility at 28 East Airy St, Norristown, PA as the Charles L. Blockson Post Office Building, updating all federal references to that name - no funding involved.

HRES 620 celebrates Medicaid's 60th anniversary and commits to protecting it from waste and fraud, ensuring vital health coverage for millions of vulnerable Americans.

The Fisher House Availability Act of 2025 boosts funding and expands facilities, ensuring veterans and families have accessible lodging near VA medical centers during treatment.

The Stop Foreign Funds in Elections Act bans foreign contributions to U.S. elections, ensuring only domestic funding supports candidates and enhancing electoral integrity.

Ceremonial Senate resolution commends Centenary College of Louisiana on its bicentennial, recognizing two centuries of service to Louisiana and the United States.

Bill S 1174 clarifies and strengthens criminal trespass laws, enhancing property rights and public safety through updated definitions and increased penalties for offenders.

The ENCRYPT Act of 2025 protects individuals' rights to secure communications by preventing government interference with encryption technologies in telecommunications.

The Deporting Fraudsters Act of 2025 expedites deportation for non-citizens convicted of fraud, increasing penalties and enhancing collaboration with local law enforcement.

HRES 333 honors Emancipation Day in D.C. and urges Congress to grant statehood, ensuring equal rights and representation for D.C. residents.

HR 744 allows states and tribes to use excess disaster recovery funds flexibly, enhancing efficiency in managing multiple disaster projects over five years.

Designates a National Garifuna Immigrant Heritage Month in April to recognize the contributions of Garifuna Americans; a symbolic, unfunded, non-binding observance.

HR 5960 allows duty-free, tax-free imports up to $800 per day from U.S. territories, boosting trade and benefiting local businesses and consumers.