Bill S 1657 establishes a public umbilical cord blood banking program, improving access for stem cell transplants and enhancing medical research for blood disorders and cancers.

Bill S 238 extends live and simulcast horse racing in Massachusetts to December 15, 2026, boosting the industry and enhancing betting opportunities for consumers.

The FISH Act of 2025 enhances fish health management in the U.S. by promoting collaboration, research, and conservation to ensure sustainable aquatic resources.

HRES 525 reaffirms U.S. commitment to combat conflict-related sexual violence, support survivors, ensure accountability, and include women in peace processes.

Bill S 2389 mandates K-12 schools to teach about the September 11 attacks in patriotism and citizenship courses, enhancing students' understanding of national identity.

The Immersive Technology for the American Workforce Act funds training programs using VR and AR, enhancing skills for workers, especially in underserved communities.

Bill S 1532 requires cities over one million to create plans for mitigating sea level rise, enhancing urban resilience and community safety against climate impacts.

The AI PLAN Act promotes responsible AI development by establishing regulations, funding research, and ensuring public engagement to protect consumers and society.

HR 4525 ensures patients can access FDA-approved medications without barriers, enhancing treatment availability and requiring transparency from insurers and providers.

Bill S 679 creates a grant program to improve broadband access in affordable housing, ensuring low-income residents can access essential internet services for education and employment.

HR 1449 boosts community energy resilience by funding renewable projects, offering technical support, and fostering public-private partnerships for sustainable energy solutions.

Overview: HR 3199, the Captive Primate Safety Act of 2025, is a bill that has been introduced in the House of Representatives.Purpose and Intent: The bill aims to prohibit the priv

HR 1056 allows Czech nationals to apply for E1 nonimmigrant visas for trade in the U.S., contingent on the Czech Republic granting similar status to U.S. citizens.

SJRES 59 directs the removal of U.S. forces from unauthorized hostilities against Iran, ensuring military actions require congressional approval and promoting public debate.