United States Bills
Open Data for Endangered Species Decisions
Agencies must publish the data behind species listings and share it with affected states and tribes. The government must also publish monthly reports of endangered species litigation spending.
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Subcommittee Hearings Held
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Platforms Must Have Written Restaurant Agreements
Third-party booking sites must have a written agreement before listing or selling a restaurant's reservations. Restaurants cannot be forced to pay for platform-caused legal claims.
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Introduced
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Pathways for Medically Disqualified Recruits
Gives people medically disqualified from military service information and referrals to civilian Defense Department jobs, apprenticeships, and training. It also requires a hiring pathway into civilian defense positions.
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Introduced
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Uniform Emergency Response Map Standards
Federal funds can only buy response maps that meet open, U.S.-stored, and shareable standards. Local responders get maps free and vendors must provide standard file formats.
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Introduced
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Nationwide Medicare for All
Every resident gets comprehensive health care with little or no out-of-pocket cost. Private plans may not duplicate benefits and providers are paid from a national budget.
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Introduced
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Knife Travel Protection Act
Lets people carry knives across state lines if storage rules are followed. It limits arrests and allows lawsuits against wrongful enforcement.
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Ordered to be Reported (Amended) by the Yeas and Nays: 13 - 10.
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Gateway Trails and Waterfront Grants
Creates a program to link and protect shoreline parks, trails, and water routes. Local governments and nonprofits can apply for matching grants for access, restoration, and visitor education.
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Sponsor introductory remarks on measure. (CR H607)
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New Visa Bars for Espionage and Tech Theft
Officials can deny visas or admission for people linked to espionage, sabotage, or export-law violations, and they can block family members for five years.
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Introduced
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Limit Federal Research Overhead for Wealthy Universities
Wealthy colleges will see limits on federal overhead payments for research grants. Schools must report endowments and how overhead dollars are spent.
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Introduced
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Tougher Federal Child Exploitation Penalties
Prosecutors could seek death or life in prison for many child exploitation crimes, including possession, distribution, and attempts. This raises stakes for defendants and could lengthen trials.
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Introduced
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Congressional Access to Border Tribal Lands
Members of Congress and staff could enter long stretches of tribal border land to inspect security and safety. Tribes may have less control over visits.
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Introduced
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Restrict Presidential Monument Authority
Stops the President from creating or expanding national monuments in a single state without Congress. Locals, tribes, and businesses would need congressional approval for new protections.
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Introduced
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Ban COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates for Funded Employers
Employers that got listed COVID relief funds could not require COVID-19 vaccines. If they do, they must return the funds.
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Introduced
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Ban Federal COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
Federal agencies and many recipients of federal funds could not require COVID-19 vaccination. You could enter federal buildings and get services without showing vaccine proof.
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Introduced
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Abolish the ATF
This bill would end the federal agency that enforces gun, alcohol, and explosives rules. Permit processing and investigations could become unclear.
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Introduced
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Sexual Assault Grounds for Deportation
People who are not U.S. citizens who commit or admit sexual assault could be denied entry, detained, or deported. Admissions can count even without a conviction.
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Introduced
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Streamline Disaster Aid Paperwork and Assessments
Requires FEMA to study and plan simpler disaster aid forms and faster damage checks. It will post a public website listing federal disaster assistance.
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Introduced
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Withhold Members' Pay Until Budget Passed
If a chamber misses the April 15 budget deadline, members' pay after April 15 will be held in escrow until a budget is adopted or the Congress ends.
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Introduced
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Ban Federal Funds for Sanctuary Jurisdictions
Some states and cities could lose federal money if they limit immigration data sharing. Programs serving undocumented people like food, shelter, and health care may lose funding.
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Introduced
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Office for Victims of Immigration Crime
Creates an ICE office to help people harmed by crimes by persons without lawful immigration status. It offers a hotline, referrals, and custody-status alerts.
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Introduced
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Expand HSA Access and Caregiving Withdrawals
You could withdraw HSA money tax-free while on qualifying family or medical leave. People could open HSAs without a high-deductible plan and limits rise to $9,000.
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Introduced
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Border Barrier Funding and Construction
Creates a fund to build and maintain a border barrier paid by new remittance and travel fees. People sending money abroad and visitors would pay higher fees.
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Introduced
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Ban NEH Spending On Section Seven Activities
This law would stop NEH from using federal money for programs authorized by section 7. Grant funding and public humanities projects may end or change.
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Introduced
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Limit Nationwide Injunctions
This law would stop most federal courts from blocking government actions for people not in the case. Only representative plaintiffs could win relief for others.
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Introduced
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