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119th Congress1st Session

13816 bills
S.J.Res.181D

Iran Hostilities Withdrawal Resolution

A joint resolution directing removal of forces from hostilities with Iran unless Congress authorizes the action, with narrowly defined defensive exceptions.

Motion to discharge Senate Committee on Foreign Relations rejected by Yea-Nay Vote. 49 - 50. Record Vote Number: 216. (consideration: CR S4357)

S.J.Res.199D

Disapproval of CCDF Rule

A joint resolution would nullify a federal department rule for the Child Care and Development Fund, leaving unanswered questions about eligibility, services, and state administration.

Motion to proceed to consideration of measure rejected in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 47 - 52. Record Vote Number: 215.

H.R.9933R

red snapper conservation measure

Prohibits commercial harvest and sale of red snapper from federally managed waters when recreational harvest is closed; NOAA to issue rules within 90 days; enforcement under existing fishery tools.

Introduced

S.Res.814D

Disability HCBS and ADA Support

Non-binding resolution urges agencies to defend ADA goals and expand home- and community-based supports.

Introduced

H.R.9335

Advanced Grid Transmission Support and Clearinghouse Act

Creates a DOE clearinghouse and technical help for advanced transmission. DOE funding won’t count as a NEPA major action and DOE will publish voluntary wildfire-mitigation guidance.

Ordered to be Reported by the Yeas and Nays: 39 - 10.

H.R.9806R

Hydropower Licensing Modernization Act

Clarifies when FERC approval is needed and creates a fast licensing track for small hydrokinetic projects under 5 MW.

Introduced

H.Res.1445D

AMIA Bombing Accountability Resolution

non-binding resolution condemns AMIA bombing, calls for accountability, urges INTERPOL action, and supports designating Hezbollah and Hamas as terrorists.

Introduced

S.5044R

China Rights Memorial

A proposal to design and fund a memorial in a public park in the national capital to honor victims of human-rights abuses in China and educate the public.

Introduced

S.5052D

Cancer survivorship care planning

Expands coverage and support for cancer survivors, adds care planning, fertility services, and employment aid through Medicare, Medicaid, and grants.

Introduced

S.5053D

Accreditation oversight and transparency

Secretary of Education would standardize accreditation measures, require disclosures, and enable enhanced reviews, teach-out plans, and transfer options if schools face trouble.

Introduced

H.R.9750R

tax cap on pensions

Cap on federal tax attributed to state/local pensions; cap set at $10k for individuals and $20k for qualifying joint filers.

Introduced

H.R.9753D

Fertility treatment retirement withdrawal exemption

Proposes penalty-free retirement withdrawals for qualified fertility expenses, up to a lifetime cap, with rules on timing, eligible plans, and a repayment option.

Introduced

H.R.9757R

ai safety and transparency

protects minors in public ai services by requiring clear disclosures, parental controls, safety protocols, and crisis referrals, with enforcement by the ftc.

Introduced

H.R.9767R

Craft distillery interstate shipments

Allows craft distilleries to ship spirits directly to consumers across states, with age checks, labeling, and adult-signature delivery, subject to state approvals.

Introduced

S.4993R

Veterans Precision Oncology Program

Establishes a VA-wide precision oncology program for prostate cancer with centers of excellence, a national registry, and telemedicine tumor boards to expand testing and trials.

Introduced

S.4995D

Agricultural Worker Safety and Pay

Proposes stronger safety protections for farm and meatpacking workers, higher wages in contracts, anti-retaliation measures, and expanded OSHA oversight.

Introduced

S.5003D

Rural broadband securities exemption

Aimed at small rural broadband providers, this bill would create a narrow exemption from standard securities registration if subscriber and holder thresholds are met and an annual summary is filed.

Introduced

H.R.9649R

SNAP retailer trafficking penalties update

this measure tightens enforcement by improving trafficking estimates, publishing regular reports, and increasing civil penalties for retailers in the snap program, while reviewing reauthorization for high‑risk stores.

Introduced

S.629R

Emergency Conservation Advance Payments

Expands up-front payments and spending windows for emergency conservation programs affecting farms and private forest land, broadening wildfire coverage and giving program administrators discretion over terms.

Became Public Law No: 119-102.

H.R.9620R

ACAS-X deployment plan

The measure requires the Defense Department to prepare an action plan for ACAS-X deployment, detailing timelines, testing, certification, and interoperability with civil ADS-B systems.

Introduced

H.R.9587D

Noncongregate Summer Meals Expansion

Expands summer meals to noncongregate formats, makes all children eligible, and requires federal rules and state planning to maintain meal integrity.

Introduced

S.4355

Drug Pricing Transparency Initiative

Requires HHS to publish records from private drug pricing deals to enhance transparency and support budget and health program oversight.

Read twice and referred to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.

S.3747R

Home-schooled graduates under federal aid

Would treat home-schooled students as high school graduates for federal higher-education rules when state classifications recognize home schools as private schools, affecting eligibility for federal student aid and admissions decisions.

Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 354.

H.Res.597D

AMIA bombing accountability

condemns the 1994 AMIA bombing, honors victims, and calls for accountability of those implicated, while urging international cooperation and designation actions by partners.

Introduced