United States Bills
Honoring Fallen Law Enforcement Officers
No change to laws or services. The House honors officers killed in the line of duty and expresses sympathy to their families, spurring memorials and tributes.
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Congress Must Approve Military Action Against Iran
Stops U.S. forces from combat with Iran unless Congress approves. Troops can still defend people and bases and keep intelligence work.
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Recognize Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Calls for May to honor Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history and achievements. No new laws, costs, or benefits.
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Senate Backs Free, Monitored Elections Abroad
This nonbinding Senate statement urges diplomats to push for free, monitored elections. It signals support for opposition leaders and creates no new laws or spending.
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Defending the Dollar's Global Role
Urges steps to keep the dollar dominant and counter China's financial moves. It is symbolic and causes no immediate change to daily life.
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Senate Urges Tougher China Strategy
This nonbinding statement urges tougher military, trade, and tech steps against China. If turned into law later, it could raise some prices and restrict certain trade and research ties.
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Senate Honors UCLA Women's Basketball Champions
The Senate congratulates UCLA's women's basketball team for winning the national title. It only honors them and does not change laws or cost anyone money.
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Senate Honors Asian American and Pacific Islander Month
Calls for May to honor Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history and culture. It creates no new laws, funding, or programs.
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Protect Alliance Ties in War-Crimes Probes
It thanks allied troops and urges fair, nonpolitical probes of wartime conduct. It is nonbinding and asks State and Defense to help ensure impartial reviews.
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End Military Hostilities With Iran
Forces must stop fighting Iran unless Congress approves combat. Troops can still defend bases, embassies, and do non-combat work.
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Protect Allies From Politicized War Crimes Claims
Congress says probes of allied troops should be fair and not political. It urges U.S. agencies to work with partners to keep investigations impartial.
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Congress Must Approve Combat With Iran
U.S. forces can't fight Iran unless Congress votes yes. Troops can still defend themselves and protect embassies and ships.
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Expand Police Grant Uses for Tech and Hiring
Allows existing federal police grants to fund hiring, officer gear, drones, and digital forensics. Communities may see more officers and more surveillance tech, with privacy risks.
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Recognize National Reentry Week Annually
Names April 24 to 30 as National Reentry Week to highlight needs of people returning from prison. Encourages events and outreach but creates no new services or funding.
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April Declared Undiagnosed Awareness Month
Names April for awareness of people without medical diagnoses. It raises public attention and encourages education, but creates no new benefits or funding.
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Congress Restricts Military Strikes on Iran
Stops U.S. fighting with Iran unless Congress votes yes. Troops can still defend themselves, embassies, and allies from immediate attacks.
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Protect SNAP Benefits During State Hardship
If a state cannot pay its SNAP share, the federal government pays all benefit costs for that year. Families keep full monthly food aid without cuts.
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Rural Hospital Stabilization Loans
Provides low-cost loans to help rural hospitals and clinics stay open. That keeps local emergency, maternity, and mental health services available.
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End Hidden Fees on Delivery Apps
Delivery apps must show store prices, item fees, and a running total. Fees cannot change based on who you are or past orders.
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Presume Burn Pit Illnesses for Federal Civilians
Certain civilian federal workers who served 30+ days overseas are assumed to have listed cancers and lung diseases caused by their work. That makes workers' comp and survivor claims easier.
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Buy America Agency Compliance Scorecards
Requires every federal agency to publish an annual report showing which programs meet Buy America rules and steps to reach full compliance. Reports must be public and reduce broad waivers.
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Congress Must Approve Combat With Iran
Forces must stop combat against Iran unless Congress votes to allow it. Defensive help, intelligence, and protection for Americans remain allowed.
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End Temporary Protected Status Program
This law ends Temporary Protected Status and cancels current protections. People with that status must leave within 60 days and lose their right to work.
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States Can Collect Boating Fees At Registration
Your state could add or raise a fee when you register a boat. The money must pay for boating safety, access, and stopping invasive species.
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