Overview: HR 1765, the Promoting United States Wireless Leadership Act of 2025, was introduced in the House of Representatives on March 03, 2025. The bill is currently in the Senat

The Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act empowers consumers by requiring businesses to disclose data practices, obtain consent for sharing, and allows opting out of non-essential data collection.

Bill S 298 allows peer-to-peer cardrooms in Massachusetts, boosting entertainment options, attracting tourists, and generating state revenue through regulated gaming.

HR 2622 imposes sanctions on entities aiding military cooperation between Russia and North Korea, aiming to curb threats to international security and stability.

Bill S 2245 offers a cashless tolling amnesty program, allowing motorists to settle unpaid tolls without penalties, easing financial burdens and promoting compliance.

Congress expresses support to designate April 24, 2025 as Remanufacturing Day, a nonbinding acknowledgment to raise awareness and boost sustainability in remanufacturing.

S. 1617 LAST ACRE Act aims to expand rural broadband to spur agricultural tech adoption and connectivity, benefiting farmers, ag businesses, and rural communities.

HRES 33 recognizes Korean American Day, honoring the contributions of Korean Americans and urging all to celebrate their impact on U.S. history and culture.

Bill S 1548 aims to enhance menstrual product safety by restricting harmful substances, ensuring safer options for consumers and requiring clearer labeling from manufacturers.

The SIPS Act aims to boost government efficiency and accountability by enhancing oversight, improving transparency, and ensuring better use of taxpayer resources.

HR 5177 mandates states to enforce federal safety rules for commercial drivers, enhancing road safety through stricter compliance checks at weigh stations.

Designates a USDA Agritourism Advisor to coordinate federal support and promote farming-based tourism across states and tribal lands.

Bill S 573 sets a five mph speed limit on open streets in cities over one million residents, enhancing safety for pedestrians and cyclists in urban areas.

HR 6204 reauthorizes federal water recycling programs to expand large-scale infrastructure for treating and reusing municipal water, addressing regional scarcity.