
Changes what the Government Publishing Office can do. It may affect how agencies and the public get printed and digital documents.
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Allows 1890 land‑grant colleges to run marijuana farming research and training. It may help growers and students in states where growing is allowed.
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Creates federal penalties for tampering with voting machines and ballots. It may add duties for election officials and vendors.
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Creates VA grants so noncitizen veterans can get immigration legal help.
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Creates a tax credit to bring grocery stores to food deserts. Residents may get more fresh food and jobs.
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Sets time limits for approving VA mortgage assumptions and orders an Inspector General review of servicer compliance.
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Changes how the U.S. treats children who arrive alone. It may alter where they stay, how long they wait, and how their cases are handled.
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Stops grant rules that force people to accept certain DEI claims. Agencies must freeze payments on allegations and recover funds if violations are found.
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Creates a short-term commission to study issues U.S. citizens face abroad and issue recommendations to the President, Congress, and agencies.
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If someone lies about the sperm or egg used in fertility care, they could face federal criminal charges when interstate ties exist. Prosecutors may file charges years after DNA ID.
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Stops interest on most federal student loans and sets up a fund to manage repayments. Many borrowers get automatic zero-interest changes starting July 1, 2026.
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Federal agencies must stop using 'birthing person' and use female- or woman-centered terms. This will change wording on federal forms and websites.
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Makes DHS adopt one use-of-force rule, bans chokeholds, and requires training, reviews, and public reports. It gives faster notice after serious injuries or deaths.
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Agencies must write an AI action plan and a report on AI security risks and ideological bias. It sets deadlines but does not immediately change rules.
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This creates a public U.S. list of foreign people who abuse LGBTQI people and blocks their visas. It adds tracking, reports, and family exemptions.
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Stops many puberty blockers, hormones, and surgeries for people under 18. It lets harmed youths and parents sue in federal court.
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Lets schools spend student support grants on career counseling, internships, and workforce data tools. Counselors can get training and partner with local employers.
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Small businesses can get grants to build and sell gun safety tech. It funds prototypes, testing, and plans but does not require anyone to buy new guns.
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Employees can use job-protected FMLA leave to recover from organ donation surgery. Federal agencies should substitute paid leave where possible.
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Congress supports September 25 as National Suicide Prevention Day. It urges communities to raise awareness and share help resources.
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CMS must publish monthly, machine-readable Medicare spending and enrollment by county and metro. MedPAC and Trustees must report comparisons of Medicare Advantage and traditional Medicare.
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Requires a licensed dealer to run a background check for most private gun sales. Some family, hunting, and emergency loans are exempt.
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States can opt to let Medicaid pay for care for people jailed before trial. The bill funds $50 million in grants to help states prepare.
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Congress orders a gold medal to honor a Revolutionary War regiment and places it in the state library for public display. The Mint can sell bronze copies to cover costs.
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