HR 2116 boosts U.S. law enforcement's ability to combat foreign repression, enhancing protections for targeted individuals and fostering international cooperation.

The Ending China’s Unfair Advantage Act of 2025 aims to protect U.S. businesses and workers by enforcing trade rules, adjusting tariffs, and supporting domestic industries.

Bill S 1675 establishes a pedestrian safety rating system for vehicles, empowering consumers and urging manufacturers to enhance designs, ultimately reducing pedestrian injuries.

Bill S 1427 aimed to modify non-commercial drivers' licenses and permits in boundary land counties, but was defeated, leaving current regulations unchanged for residents.

HR 4259 empowers D.C. officials by expanding local governance and planning authority, allowing for more responsive urban development and community engagement.

SJRES 58 seeks to amend the Constitution, allowing Congress to prohibit the physical desecration of the U.S. flag, impacting citizens who engage in such acts.

The Easy Enrollment in Health Care Act automatically enrolls eligible individuals in health coverage, boosting access for the uninsured and simplifying the process.

S. RES. 495 honors Vietnam veterans on the war's 50th anniversary, recognizing their sacrifices and contributions, while educating the public on its historical impact.

HR 2994 enhances the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, increasing support for families with children, easing financial burdens, and promoting workforce participation.

The FIGHT Act of 2025 aims to combat inhumane gambling and trafficking by enforcing stricter regulations to protect vulnerable populations and enhance law enforcement efforts.

HR 2461 protects manufactured housing tenants by ensuring fair treatment, limiting rent hikes, enforcing safety standards, and preventing landlord retaliation.

Overview: HRES 612, Celebrating 250 years of Army Medicine, was submitted in the House of Representatives on July 25, 2025.Purpose and Intent: The resolution aims to commemorate th

Overview: HR 3685, the JUST Act of 2025, was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on June 3, 2025.Purpose and Intent: The JUST Act (Judicial Scrutiny and Transparency Ac

Bill S 2333 establishes a framework for restructuring unsustainable sovereign and subnational debt, aiding financial stability and supporting economic recovery for affected entities.

Bill S 1260 limits tinted green and brown plastic bags to compostable options, promoting sustainable practices and reducing plastic waste for consumers and businesses.