The Keep the Heat On Act of 2025 boosts funding for heating assistance, expands eligibility, and ensures low-income households stay warm during winter months.

Overview: HR 2645, the Congressional Oversight of the Antiquities Act, was introduced in the House on April 3, 2025. This bill aims to amend the Antiquities Act of 1906 to require

The SNAP Reform and Upward Mobility Act of 2025 modernizes food assistance, expands eligibility, promotes job training, and enhances nutrition education for low-income families.

HR 1668 prohibits undocumented immigrants from receiving FEMA disaster assistance, ensuring federal aid is reserved for citizens and lawful residents only.

The Biochar Research Network Act of 2025 establishes a national network to promote biochar research, benefiting farmers, researchers, and environmental efforts for sustainability.

HR 427 simplifies interstate commerce regulations, reducing burdens for businesses, especially small ones, enhancing competition, and potentially lowering consumer prices.

Expresses support for designating March 23-29, 2025 as National Cleaning Week to promote safe, clean workplaces, schools, and homes; a symbolic, nonbinding resolution.

The Holocaust Insurance Accountability Act of 2025 ensures Holocaust survivors and heirs can claim unpaid insurance, holding companies accountable for transparency and justice.

HR 1212 boosts funding for counter-radicalization, partners with tech firms to curb extremist content, and raises public awareness to combat online terrorism threats.

HR 3527 ensures all K-12 students receive comprehensive sexual health education, funding programs, training teachers, and involving parents for informed decision-making.

HCONRES 14 establishes the federal budget for FY2025-FY2034, setting discretionary spending at $1.6T, targeting revenue growth of 4% yearly, and reducing the deficit to 2.1% of GDP by FY2034.

Sets the FY2025 budget blueprint and 2026–2034 targets, guiding future appropriations, tax, and mandatory spending via reconciliation—no laws enacted by itself.

HR 1537 allows seniors 65+ in D.C. to opt out of jury duty without penalty, easing burdens related to health and mobility challenges.

Federal grant program funding peer support services for family caregivers to address isolation and improve wellbeing among millions of unpaid caregivers in the U.S.

Expands federal support to boost kids' access to primary care by funding pediatric clinics, workforce, reimbursement, and telehealth for underserved children.