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The bill bars any covered person tied to a terminated federal provider from federal contracts, grants, loans, subawards, or related funding.

Congress disapproves and nullifies the EPA rule on California's nonroad engine standards for ocean-going vessels at berth, stopping its effect if enacted.

Provides grants to train and deploy community mental wellness workers to expand local, preventive mental health services.

Creates a federal program to register and notify about individuals with multiple violent felonies to enhance public safety.

S. 5363 clarifies when a physical change or change in operation at a stationary source counts as a modification or construction, affecting whether NSR permitting applies.

The bill would nullify the EPA waiver that allows California to enforce its 2017 and earlier model year clean car standards and ZEV amendments.

The bill bars any person who refuses to answer certain congressional questions or is finally convicted of perjury from federal employment.

Creates a federal grant program to help schools support students and staff affected by immigration enforcement, including legal aid, trauma-informed care, and rights education.

Creates a federal three-tier regulatory and tax framework for hemp-derived beverages with labeling, safety, age limits, and interstate compliance.

Prohibits trading nonpublic information obtained by the President or VP or their entities for financial gain, with criminal/civil penalties and enforcement.

The bill would nullify the EPA waiver allowing California to enforce its greenhouse gas vehicle standards for 2009 and later models.

Prohibits buying, selling, or exchanging nonpublic information to curb insider trading and improper data use across sectors.

Congressional disapproval would nullify EPA's California Advanced Clean Car rule, preventing it from taking effect and keeping current standards in place.

Transfers administration of many higher education programs from Education to Labor to streamline and centralize oversight while preserving program goals.

The act imposes debarment from federal employment and other penalties on witnesses who refuse to answer questions or are finally convicted of perjury.