Senate resolution recognizes health harms from particulate matter (heart attack, stroke, asthma, early death) and urges continued PM reduction efforts; imposes no new mandates.

Authorize TRICARE to cover fertility treatments for eligible beneficiaries (active-duty, dependents, retirees), expanding access and setting coverage standards and costs.

Expands the Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program to include fourth-gen reactors, SMRs, and micro-reactors, enabling federal support and testing for broader nuclear tech.

Creates a National Archives Missing Records Collection for Armed Forces and civilian personnel; expedites transmission of missing records and their public disclosure.

Requires DOT to issue regulations setting airline passenger compensation rules for cancellations and delays, defining who qualifies, amounts, timing, and enforcement.

Turns the Mobility and Transportation Innovation Pilot into a permanent statewide program funded at $20 million to expand accessible, tech-driven transit and report annually.

Requires at least two photo speed violation monitoring systems in high-speed highway work zones on controlled-access highways and the Thruway to enforce speed and protect workers.

Senate resolution asserts renewables are cheapest to operate and fossil-fuel dependence boosts wholesale electricity prices; non-binding, framing policy debate.

Requires DOE to perform a long-range strategic review of the Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve to assess capacity, readiness, and policy options for energy security.

Expands fenceline and ambient air monitoring and HAP data at stacks, requires electronic submissions, boosts EPA rulemaking, and improves public access to air quality.

Requires Medicare hospitals to collect patient citizenship status as a condition of participation and report costs of services to noncitizens, shaping compliance and funding.

Adds peer support services to Medicare under Title XVIII at select facilities, expanding coverage and reimbursement to trained peers aiding mental health and substance-use care.

Establishes a Home-Based Telemental Health Care Grant Program to boost at-home telehealth for rural, medically underserved residents and farm/forestry workers.

Bill recognizes WWII Cadet Nurse Corps service members, potentially extending honors and benefits to acknowledge their understated wartime healthcare contributions.

GAO to study the costs and benefits of a single federal residential building code and report findings to Congress, weighing safety/energy gains against builder/homeowner costs.