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The bill expresses formal, symbolic support for law enforcement officers without creating or funding any policies or mandates.

The bill expands official access to FBI criminal history records to include POST agencies and various state/local bodies for credentialing and oversight purposes.

The bill aims to lower healthcare costs by expanding affordable insurance, regulating prices for certain services, and boosting subsidies to reduce out-of-pocket expenses.

Bill S 46 aims to deter false incident reports that waste police resources, imposing penalties on offenders to enhance public safety and improve law enforcement efficiency.

authorizes federal funding and planning for a regional water system serving parts of Montana and North Dakota, with up to 75% federal cost share and power coordination under Pick-S

Establish a federal grant program to boost homicide and firearm-violence clearance rates through enhanced investigators, tech, training, and victim support with safeguards.

The bill sunsets the Filipino Veterans Equity Compensation Fund on Jan 1, 2027, transferring any remaining funds to the Treasury.

Defines and expands expeditionary diplomacy, creates a Tiger Team to advise, and requires risk-informed, regular engagement by mission staff in high-threat postings.

The bill imposes the death penalty for fentanyl or fentanyl-related offenses if death results from use of the substance.

Prohibits under-13 social media accounts, bans personalized recommendations for under-17s, and requires schools to enforce internet safety policies tied to funding.

HR 2488 designates the Sacramento post office at 3817 Marysville Blvd as the "Grantland Johnson Post Office," honoring his legacy and updating official records.

HR 4437 reduces regulatory burdens on well-managed financial institutions, allowing them to lower compliance costs and enhance competitiveness, benefiting consumers and businesses.

Authorizes two Capitol Grounds events during Police Week 2026 to honor fallen officers, open to the public, sponsor-funded, with approvals from Architect and Capitol Police Board.

The TRUST Act of 2025 raises the asset threshold for smaller banks to $6 billion, reducing regulatory exams to every 18 months, boosting community banking and access to services.

HR 2853 boosts federal efforts against organized retail crime by funding law enforcement, enhancing penalties, and improving data sharing to protect retailers and consumers.