Bill S 3146 allows out-of-state licensed health care professionals to practice in the state, addressing workforce shortages and improving patient access to care.

The SWAT Act establishes guidelines for deploying SWAT teams, ensuring accountability, training, and community oversight to enhance public safety and civil rights.

The STOP Human Trafficking Act boosts DOT efforts against trafficking by enhancing training, awareness, and funding, protecting vulnerable populations across transportation.

The Rail Passenger Fairness Act enhances rights for rail travelers, ensuring timely service, fair pricing, and improved accessibility while holding providers accountable.

HR 5581 establishes uniform standards for critical industries like healthcare and transportation, enhancing safety and quality while requiring compliance from businesses.

HR 6279 provides federal funding to modernize aging urban canal infrastructure for improved water management, safety, and community economic development.

The Freedom From Union Violence Act of 2025 protects individuals from violence during union activities, ensuring safer labor discussions for workers and employers alike.

HR 5566 boosts U.S. water infrastructure by funding upgrades, offering technical support, and promoting sustainability to protect communities from climate impacts.

The Equal Detention Standards Act of 2025 mandates humane treatment and minimum standards for all detainees, improving conditions and access to care and legal resources.

HRES 662 designates August 25-31, 2025, as "Black Breastfeeding Week" to address barriers Black mothers face in breastfeeding and improve health outcomes for families.

Bill expands federal support to state/local child welfare agencies managing opioid-related cases through amendments to existing healthcare infrastructure law.

Bill S 3114 prohibits registered sex offenders from living in community residences for the mentally disabled, enhancing safety for vulnerable individuals in these facilities.

Bill establishes payment rules for terrorism victims' judgments against Iran from the Havlish case, determining distribution order and procedures for compensation to multiple creditors.

HRES 910 sets House floor procedures for debating and voting on H.R. 185, determining debate length, amendment eligibility, and voting parameters.

H. RES. 858 seeks to impeach Judge James Boasberg for alleged abuses of power, claiming he obstructed Congress and targeted conservative lawmakers with nondisclosure orders and subpoenas.