S 3796 establishes a federal Ohio River restoration program coordinating multi-state environmental cleanup and water quality protection efforts across the five-state basin.

House resolution designates April 5, 2026, as Barth Syndrome Awareness Day to increase public recognition of this rare genetic metabolic disorder.

HR 6365 authorizes emergency evacuation infrastructure improvements at Wintergreen Resort in Virginia to enhance public safety during mountain emergencies and weather events.

Bill establishes federal National Council on African American History and Culture to coordinate government efforts preserving and promoting African American historical narratives and cultural heritage.

S 3870 establishes federal funding and coordination for adult workforce education programs to help workers retrain throughout their careers amid changing labor markets.

Bill authorizes federal AI training and technical assistance program for small businesses to increase artificial intelligence adoption and competitiveness.

Senate bill addressing scams enters legislative calendar; specific provisions and impact undisclosed pending full text review.

Eliminates automatic cost-of-living pay adjustments for Congress members, requiring explicit legislative votes for future salary increases instead.

Bill S 2644 protects patients from retroactive insurance denials for substance use disorder treatment, ensuring access to necessary care without unexpected costs.

Bill S 3103 mandates a study of vehicle inspection stations and fees, aiming to improve safety, efficiency, and fairness for vehicle owners and inspection providers.

The DETECT Act of 2025 enhances tax enforcement by using digital tools and analytics, aiming to improve compliance and reduce evasion for taxpayers and the IRS.

The Shielding Students from Wildfire Smoke Act mandates air quality monitoring in schools, ensuring safer learning environments during wildfire seasons to protect student health.

Overview: HRES 651 is a House resolution that supports the commemoration of August 14, 2025, as the 90th anniversary of the establishment of Social Security.Purpose and Intent: The

HRES 657 ensures the retirement age for Social Security and Medicare remains unchanged, protecting seniors' access to their earned benefits and financial security.

The TOO LATE Act boosts oversight and accountability in financial operations, enhancing liquidity management to protect stakeholders and ensure effective program funding.