
Raises sole-source contracting thresholds for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses; requires FAR and DFARS updates within 180 days.
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Referred to the House Committee on Small Business.
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Lets compliant leaseholders with five-plus years get extensions without new competitive bids if the park director approves. Rules must be updated within 90 days.
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Subcommittee Hearings Held
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Funds can pause payout if they suspect an older or impaired investor is being exploited. Named contacts may be notified and records kept.
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Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 313.
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Allows a land swap so a private parcel becomes National Forest land. It may change ownership and public access for the small federal parcel.
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Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 218.
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Police may start vehicle chases unless a supervisor deems them too risky, futile, or unnecessary. The Justice Department will study public chase alerts for possible use.
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Received in the Senate.
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This bill sends one-time money to three tribal water funds so they can pay for water projects and repairs. It also directs Treasury to waive certain past interest payments.
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Introduced
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Big college sports groups must follow set notice, timing, and evidence rules when they investigate. The Justice Department can probe and fine groups that break the rules.
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Introduced
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Gives certain foster or emancipated students permission to use federal housing vouchers for on-campus housing. That aid will not count as income for some federal benefits.
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Introduced
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The VA may contact veterans by mail, text, chat, email, and other electronic messages through Solid Start. Veterans could get messages in more ways than before.
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Subcommittee Hearings Held
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Makes it a federal crime to injure journalists while they gather news. Offenders can face prison up to three or six years depending on injury.
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Introduced
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This bill moves NASA's headquarters near major launch sites within one year. It could require staff moves and bring jobs to the area.
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Introduced
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The bill orders the USDA to study and design crop insurance for mushroom farms and growing media. The agency must report to Congress in two years.
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Introduced
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Most new federal rules expire after five years unless Congress reauthorizes them. This could make rules less stable for businesses and public services.
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Introduced
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The bill makes many fentanyl-like chemicals Schedule I, adding strict controls. It removes one automatic prison minimum so judges may give different terms.
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Introduced
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Creates a NASA program to run hypersonic aircraft testing. It expands test access but does not fund technology development and blocks some foreign partners.
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Introduced
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Most federal workers get a 3.3% base raise and a 1% locality boost for 2026.
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Introduced
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Dairy plants must report processing costs and product yields. USDA will publish a public report three years after enactment and then every two years.
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Introduced
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People not in a party can vote in one party's federal primary. States must protect those voters' contact info and certify no noncitizen voting to keep federal election funds.
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Introduced
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Sellers can claim a small tax credit when they sell qualifying gun storage devices for the first time. Consumers might see lower prices if sellers pass the savings on.
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Introduced
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Qualifying rural emergency hospitals could buy outpatient drugs at 340B discounted prices. Only hospitals meeting specific ownership or contract rules would qualify.
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Introduced
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DHS must detain unlawfully present noncitizens arrested for certain crimes and hold them until removal is finished. Removal cases must be completed within 90 days.
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Introduced
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Stops people from deducting abortion payments as medical expenses on federal tax returns. Itemizers who paid for abortions may pay more in taxes.
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Introduced
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Stops federal vaccine and testing mandates for federal workers, contractors, and some health providers. Employers can still set their own rules.
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Introduced
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Certain noninvasive diagnostic tools would not be regulated by the FDA. Patients may get new tests faster but with less federal safety review.
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Introduced
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