S.T.O.P. Illicit Vapes Act increases federal enforcement against unregulated vaping products to reduce youth access and undisclosed nicotine exposure.

Senate approves $440+ billion fiscal 2026 appropriations for Commerce, Justice, Science, Energy, Water, and Interior agencies with broad bipartisan support.

HR 6791 establishes a federal program to fund community infrastructure improvements near U.S.-Mexico land ports of entry to enhance operational efficiency and reduce border crossing congestion.

S 3568 establishes federal standards and protections for naturalization oath ceremonies conducted by USCIS to ensure consistent, dignified citizenship experiences nationwide.

Establishes federal arts training and therapeutic programs for military veterans to support mental health recovery and civilian career transitions.

House passes American Water Stewardship Act 378-32, establishing federal water infrastructure, quality, and conservation policies with funding mechanisms for nationwide implementation.

HR 7830 coordinates federal water, energy, and environmental policies through regulatory and fiscal measures affecting utilities, infrastructure, and environmental standards.

House passed Airport Regulatory Relief Act reducing airport regulatory burdens, approved March 2026 via expedited suspension of rules procedure with limited debate.

HR 8057 adjusts VA Community Care Program payment rates by geographic location to reflect regional cost variations in healthcare delivery.

Joint resolution requiring congressional authorization before U.S. military can engage in hostilities against or within Cuba, reasserting legislative war powers oversight.

House resolution honors the American Shore and Beach Preservation Association's 100th anniversary, recognizing its coastal protection advocacy work without establishing new policy or funding.

House rule allows floor debate on four bills addressing DHS funding, maritime regulations, and DC improvements under restricted amendment procedures.

Bipartisan bill expands Medicare and insurance coverage for ALS treatments and equipment to reduce patient costs and improve disease management access.

HR 8064 would amend federal sentencing law to establish or modify penalties for defendants convicted of three serious felonies, affecting repeat offender sentencing in federal courts.

HR 8055 extends WIC nutrition program eligibility for postpartum mothers, increasing federal nutrition assistance reach and program costs for vulnerable families during critical early childhood periods.