HR 2688 empowers student athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness, ensuring they can earn without losing scholarships or facing institutional restrictions.

The Strengthening Child Exploitation Enforcement Act boosts law enforcement resources and training to better protect children from online exploitation and trafficking.

Bill S 1970 requires healthcare providers to notify parents before a minor's abortion, impacting access to services and promoting family communication on health decisions.

HRES 19 ensures the House remains in session until all annual appropriation bills are passed, preventing funding gaps that disrupt essential government services.

SRES 266 designates May 2025 as ALS Awareness Month to boost public awareness, support research, and improve lives of those affected by ALS.

Bill S 154 creates a centralized database for tracking missing pets, aiding owners, shelters, and law enforcement in recovering lost animals more effectively.

SJRES 33 disapproves a major military sale to Israel, blocking 35,529 bombs and 4,000 warheads, impacting Israel's defense and signaling U.S. policy shifts.

The EO 14278 Act of 2025 aims to boost education and workforce development by funding programs and fostering partnerships between schools and employers.

Bill amends tax code to reform Health Savings Account rules, affecting millions of Americans' healthcare savings and federal tax revenue.

Bill S 2399 establishes a sex trafficking awareness program, enhancing education, support for victims, and training for law enforcement to reduce trafficking incidents.

HCONRES 57 honors Wadee Alfayoumi, a victim of hate crime, promoting zero tolerance for discrimination and urging officials to foster truthful, inclusive discourse.

Declares racism a U.S. public health crisis and commits to a nationwide strategy to reduce health disparities, dismantle systemic racism, and improve social determinants of health.

Bill S 2148 creates a New York research program to study the effects of violence in mass media, aiming to inform policies and enhance public understanding of its impact.

Redirect unobligated federal funds to provide taxpayer relief (rebates/credits) by rescinding or reallocating unspent dollars from agencies.

HR 1075 simplifies U.S. tax administration, easing filing for individuals and small businesses, reducing compliance costs, and improving IRS efficiency.