
This bill would change how U.S. House campaigns get and report money. It could affect donations, disclosure, and public funding for candidates.
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Creates a federal center to coordinate AI research, testing, and evaluation. It may shape how companies test products and how people trust AI.
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The House will recognize June as Family Month and stop recognizing Pride Month. This is symbolic and does not change laws or benefits.
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Local governments must report felony animal-cruelty convictions and names to compete for Byrne grants. The Justice Department will publish a public database of those records.
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Treats a 2020 wildlife biological opinion as the final ESA check for an EPA program approval. It stops further federal ESA consultation for that action.
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More mined minerals and some mining costs could qualify for a federal tax credit. This may change miner incomes, prices, and federal tax revenue.
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This resolution names July 15, 2026 as Glioblastoma Awareness Day. It urges research and honors patients and caregivers but does not change law or funding.
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Provides big federal grants to plan and build projects that protect roads, bridges, transit, and ports from storms and floods. Projects must match funds and report results.
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Federal buys of body armor would exclude products using foreign-sourced ballistic fibers unless waived. Sellers must list where armor and fibers come from.
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Medicaid would cover services in assisted living for people who need nursing-home level care when costs are not higher than institutions. States can prioritize housing projects that include care services.
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Makes labels say if products are cell-cultivated or plant-based, and brings cell-cultivated meat under meat inspection laws.
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Large data centers must use a new interconnection queue and pay local grid upgrade costs. This aims to protect other customers from higher bills and improve grid reliability.
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Lowers home energy costs, expands bill help, and speeds clean power and grid upgrades. It changes permits, funding, and market rules that affect utilities and households.
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Taxes large oil producers when global oil prices rise above 2025 levels and uses the money to give gasoline rebates to eligible filers.
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This bill names a local post office after Robert Allen Bishop, Sr. Mail services and addresses stay the same.
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Sponsor introductory remarks on measure. (CR H2204)
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Requires the VA to offer mammograms in every State and Puerto Rico within two years. Services must be accessible and can be telescreening, clinics, or mobile units.
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Small companies that receive a broker's pay will not count as brokers if they meet rules and keep records. Firms must approve payments and supervise.
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Transit agencies can use certain federal grants to hire unarmed staff who help riders, report problems, and de-escalate minor conflicts.
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Keeps EPA water resilience grant programs authorized through 2031. This lets states and utilities apply for support while funding still needs future approval.
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Raises penalties and forces faster payments to enforce surprise billing rules. Patients stay protected; plans and providers face bigger fines and new repayment duties.
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Disabled veterans can get higher VA payments for home repairs and modifications. The law raises the payment caps to $10,000 and indexes them to construction costs.
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DoD must offer free cancer tests to its firefighters during annual health checks or when needed. Firefighters can decline any test.
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Creates a federal tax credit to build or rehab affordable owner-occupied homes in distressed neighborhoods. Builders get credits if homes sell at capped prices and buyers meet income limits.
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Makes it easier for foreign-trained doctors to stay and work in underserved areas. Employers must use clear contracts, limit on-call hours, and offer malpractice coverage.
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