House resolution acknowledges historical dismissal of women's pain in healthcare and commits federal government to advancing patient-centered, dignity-respecting women's health services.

Joint resolution blocking the CFPB from withdrawing guidance on unfair overdraft/NSF fee practices, maintaining consumer protections against bank fees affecting lower-income consumers.

Congress supports designating April as "National Language Access Month" to promote services for limited-English-proficient individuals in government, healthcare, and education sectors.

U.S. bill establishing sanctions and accountability mechanisms against Nigerian officials responsible for religious persecution and freedom violations.

HR 7983 establishes water quality and environmental protections, referred to Judiciary Committee for potential legal and enforcement framework considerations.

Congressional resolution to block a CFPB rule that loosened consumer protections for digital marketing providers, reinstating stricter oversight of online marketing practices.

Bill would prohibit EPA from regulating greenhouse gas emissions under RGGI cap-and-trade programs, challenging federal climate authority.

Bill prohibits FCC from providing Lifeline telecom subsidies to deceased individuals to reduce program waste and redirect funds to eligible low-income applicants.

House resolution honors social workers and recognizes World Social Work Day on March 17, 2026, expressing congressional support for the profession's goals and contributions.

House bill referred to Education and Workforce Committee addressing unspecified education or workforce policy, sponsored by Thompson and Panetta.

Establishes federal security and protective measures for U.S. attendees at the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted in America.

House bill referred to Financial Services Committee addressing unspecified financial regulation with bipartisan sponsorship from Reschenthaler and Carter.

Congress addresses federal policy on the 2026 FIFA World Cup through committee review of the bill's proposed regulations or support measures.

HR 7967 "Heidi's Law" introduced by Rep. Smith; referred to Oversight and Transportation committees but full provisions unavailable for analysis.

Bill authorizes U.S. economic engagement and trade partnerships with Somaliland, a self-governing but unrecognized territory, potentially shifting diplomatic positioning in East Africa.