Designates the USPS facility at 107 N Hoyne Ave, Fritch, TX as the Chief Zeb Smith Post Office; requires references to reflect the new name—no funding or operations change.

The Climate and Health Protection Act aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions, improve health for vulnerable communities, and fund clean energy initiatives for a sustainable future.

Designates Baltimore’s Museum of the Blind People’s Movement as the National Museum, creating a national platform for blind history, culture, and rights.

HR 1713 strengthens U.S. agricultural security by adding the Secretary of Agriculture to CFIUS, ensuring scrutiny of foreign investments in agricultural land and industry.

HR 1950 protects and enhances Social Security and Medicare, ensuring current and future beneficiaries receive stable funding and improved benefits for vital support.

HJRES 78 seeks to overturn the endangered species status of the longfin smelt in the San Francisco Bay-Delta, impacting local ecosystems and various stakeholders.

Bill S 2659 allows local governments to create special districts for ambulance services, improving response times and service quality through dedicated funding and oversight.

SRES 514 designates November 2025 as "American Diabetes Month," promoting awareness, education, and action to combat diabetes across the U.S.

The Tennessee Valley Authority Salary Transparency Act requires public disclosure of employee salaries, enhancing accountability and ensuring taxpayer funds are used responsibly.

The Make America's Youth Healthy Again Act of 2025 boosts nutrition, physical activity, and mental health resources for children, especially in underserved communities.

Ceremonially recognizes contemporary Latinas in Illinois and their contributions; stresses accurate Latinas data and Census Bureau's role in shaping policies and resources.

SCONRES 15 expresses strong support for U.S. law enforcement, honoring fallen officers and advocating for enhanced safety measures and resources for their well-being.

The N.Y. State Digital Equity Plan Act ensures all residents, especially underserved communities, gain access to digital resources, broadband, and technology for economic participation.

Bill S 980 mandates public hearings before utility charge increases, empowering consumers to voice concerns and ensuring transparency in rate-setting decisions.

HR 3766 ensures D.C. courts independently assess laws, limiting the Mayor's influence and enhancing judicial review of agency interpretations and decisions.