
This lets a ceremony use Emancipation Hall on June 24, 2026. Visitors may see restricted access or changed routes that day.
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Message on Senate action sent to the House.
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Creates a three-year pilot to adopt shelter dogs and train them as support animals for CBP staff. The pilot must begin within 60 days.
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Introduced
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Lets workers get early pay with a free option, clear fees, fewer debt collection tools, and stronger privacy rules.
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Creates a voluntary NIST program to collect and share AI flaws. Builds a national database and standards to help fix problems faster.
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Funds fellowships and training to prepare people to build and oversee safe AI. A federal standards agency will publish a job and skills framework for AI roles.
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Federal employees who do prescribed burns could receive extra hazard pay. Agencies must apply it when burns are dangerous.
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Large AI platforms would pay a new excise tax. Companies may raise prices to cover the cost.
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This lets a support fund buy defense items and services for Ukraine. It changes how set-aside money may be spent.
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Extends federal support to reduce power outages and strengthen the electric grid. Utilities and communities can get grants and help for upgrades and emergency planning.
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Gives flyers with disabilities new legal options if airlines or airports discriminate. It could let passengers seek relief for mistreatment during travel.
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Requires employers to disclose or limit how they track workers. Workers gain clearer privacy and notice about workplace data use.
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The bill lets tribes choose to run SNAP for their communities. People could get benefits from a tribal agency instead of the state.
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Stops employers from using certain automated systems to make hiring, firing, or promotion decisions. Workers get more human review and protection.
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This lets agencies use both government and non-government staff to run SNAP tasks. It may change who handles your application and case work.
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This bill ends Senate confirmation for local court judges and lets vacancies be filled automatically. Residents could see judges seated faster but with less federal review.
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This bill lets some outdoor guides and outfitters lose federal minimum wage and overtime protections. Workers may earn less; employers may cut costs.
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Requires federal bank regulators to study how fintech companies work with banks and whether that helps start new banks or support community banks.
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The bill speeds government decisions to add or remove firms on the Entity List. Businesses and listed companies would get faster clarity on trade rules.
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Gives food banks access to Defense Department fresh produce. It may increase fruits and vegetables but could require new storage and delivery steps.
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Permanently funds a USDA program to build local food processing, storage, and distribution centers and set up regional hubs that help farmers sell locally.
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Requires colleges to create or improve mental health and suicide prevention plans. Students may get more counseling, training, and crisis support.
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Requires U.S. directors at global banks to oppose some shrimp production loans. That may cut international funding for shrimp farms and affect jobs abroad.
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This law funds many federal agencies for fiscal year 2026 and sets rules on how money is spent. It affects grants, research, law enforcement, water, and land programs.
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Became Public Law No: 119-74.
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Requires a federal study on how loneliness affects older adults and how programs address it. Reports due in two and five years.
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Introduced
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