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The bill uses Congress to reject the BCFP’s withdrawal rule on deceptive remittance marketing, effectively restoring the withdrawn rule’s impact.

Overview: HR 2138, the Veterans' Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment Act of 2025, is a bill that has been introduced in the House of Representatives and referred to the Subcommi

Designates May 4–8, 2026 as Teacher Appreciation Week and urges incorporating teachers’ input into education policy while supporting ongoing reforms and funding for public schools.

Designates May 10, 2026 as National AANHPI Mental Health Day and urges policies to improve culturally and linguistically appropriate access to mental health care.

S. 4487 would raise monthly disability compensation for veterans and DIC for eligible survivors, effective December 1, 2026.

The bill requires DHS to evaluate and report on the biometric entry/exit system’s operation, impact on travel/trade, privacy protections, and cross-border data sharing within 180 d

Reform SNAP restaurant meals by redefining eligible private stores, tightening meals to immediate, fruit/vegetable plus protein, and requiring transparent public reporting.

The bill adds the National Guard Relief Foundation to the definition of a military welfare society, placing it under the same rules and oversight as similar organizations.

The bill aims to adjust child welfare and CAPTA guidance to recognize reasonable childhood independence activities, reducing unnecessary interventions while safeguarding kids.

HR 8857 would change eligibility criteria for engineered cyclic peptide drugs to qualify as single-source under the Drug Price Negotiation Program, altering who is negotiated with.

The CRUISE Act would centralize VA automobile seller payments, require timely processing with public timeliness reports, and create a system to track and resolve payments over 90 d

NTER would move from DHS I&A to OSLLE and be funded from non-NIP sources, preserving SLTT engagement and requiring regular congressionally reported progress.

The bill strengthens federal tools to prosecute corporate crime, aiming to hold corporations and individuals accountable with enhanced statutes, penalties, and enforcement.

ICE and CBP officers would wear scannable QR codes linking to a DHS page with officer identity, status, and a public complaint mechanism.

Authorizes federal research into traumatic birth experiences and childbirth-related PTSD to understand impacts on mothers, infants, and families and inform interventions.