
Cancels a CMS rule on 2027 marketplace payments and Basic Health Program. Consumers, insurers, and states would not have to follow the rule.
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The bill would change securities rules for reporting, enforcement, and investor protections. Companies, brokers, and investors may face new compliance and disclosure steps.
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Banks could delay or take back deposits when a payment looks fraudulent. This may slow access to funds for some customers.
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If you do not pick a plan, the state must favor better Medicaid plans when assigning you. States will use plan quality data to decide.
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States could require asset limits for Medicaid expansion adults. People with modest savings or a car might lose coverage or face more paperwork.
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Stops USDA from closing or moving certain local offices. Keeps services and staff in place for affected communities.
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Requires the Army Corps to include plans to keep public parks, boat ramps, trails, and fishing access at similar levels when projects change shorelines.
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Private cemeteries can claim a tax credit for costs to attach veteran medallions to grave markers. They must certify the attachment and give an itemized IRS statement.
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Allows employer staff or agents to edit a driver's electronic log if the driver approves. It clarifies who can correct electronic logs.
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The bill delays enforcement of small-business lending data rules and narrows which lenders and firms must report. Small lenders and businesses get more time or may be excluded.
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Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 610.
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The House urges awareness and fair access to sickle cell screening and new treatments. It asks agencies to address care bias and improve coordination.
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This resolution urges Americans to practice and praise everyday kindness. It is symbolic and does not create new laws or funding.
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This names June 21 as ASK Day and urges parents to ask about guns before visits. It encourages health workers to discuss secure, locked storage.
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Asks the FCC to encourage one clear ratings system across TV and streaming. Parents would get clearer, specific content labels to judge what their children watch.
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Urges the President to resume refugee admissions and restore asylum protections. This resolution is non-binding and does not change the law.
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The House declared Lavender Growers Month and urged people to visit and support lavender farms. It is symbolic and offers no new funding.
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Veterans in US territories and Freely Associated States could get VA travel payments for medical care. It helps disabled veterans afford appointment travel.
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The bill pushes Job Corps to train people for local defense factories and shipyards. Students and veterans may get more outreach and advanced career training.
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Makes federally funded biology data easier and safer to use for AI. NIST sets standards, inventories, tests, and public repositories.
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Creates a program to collect and store DNA and specimens from park species. Some genetic data will be public; sensitive locations and samples stay in U.S. repositories.
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Covered websites must verify users are adults before showing porn or other harmful images. The Federal Trade Commission will audit and enforce the rules.
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Forwarded by Subcommittee to Full Committee in the Nature of a Substitute (Amended) by Voice Vote.
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Schools that get federal funds cannot put kids in seclusion or use most restraints. Parents get quick notice and can sue if rules are broken.
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Creates a federal board to fund gun-violence research, public education, and annual recommendations. It may fund local programs and give guidance to communities.
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Federal buildings must only display and buy flags fully made in the United States. The FTC will study flag origin labeling and report in one year.
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