HR 528 honors Ross Wolf for his 2025 induction into the National Athletic Hall of Fame, celebrating his baseball achievements and community contributions in Illinois.

Congress requests Interior Secretary to approve special, temporary display arrangements on National Mall and Washington Monument from Dec 31, 2025–Jan 5, 2026, bypassing normal permit procedures.

Bill authorizes the U.S. Mint to issue commemorative coins honoring the Foreign Service, generating revenue for related causes.

Bill S 2715 caps fines for E-ZPass toll violations, easing financial burdens on motorists and promoting fairer enforcement by toll authorities.

HR 6222 mandates all U.S. aircraft to adopt ADS-B In technology, enhancing pilot and air traffic control awareness to reduce accidents and improve aviation safety.

The Healthy Meals Help Kids Learn Act boosts school meal reimbursements by 45 cents for lunches and 28 cents for breakfasts, ensuring healthier options for students.

HR 2350 regulates cellphone jamming, allowing only authorized use by law enforcement, imposing penalties for misuse, and ensuring public communication remains uninterrupted.

The Downwinder Commemoration Act honors communities harmed by nuclear testing, supports health initiatives, and establishes commemorative events for affected individuals.

Bill S 2515 allows geriatricians to access loan repayment and practice support programs, boosting recruitment and improving care for the aging population.

Bill S 637 requires authorities to notify local law enforcement and communities when a sex offender is transferred, enhancing public safety and awareness.

The Safe Step Act streamlines drug approval for insurance, ensuring patients access necessary medications faster, reducing barriers, and enhancing healthcare outcomes.

The Stop DC CAMERA Act limits automated traffic enforcement in D.C., restoring autonomy for vehicle owners and reducing penalties related to traffic violations.

Bill S 2049 offers free tuition for all SUNY students, aiming to boost access to higher education and reduce financial burdens for families across New York State.

Bill requires federal government to recognize homeschool diplomas equally with traditional high school diplomas across federal education programs and employment.