The Ian Kalvinskas Act boosts early detection and screening for pediatric liver cancer, improving outcomes for at-risk children and supporting healthcare providers.

The Cruise Passenger Protection Act of 2025 enhances safety and rights for cruise passengers, ensuring better protections and clearer recourse for incidents and disputes.

The Common Cents Act eliminates the penny, rounds cash transactions to the nearest five cents, and updates nickel composition, enhancing economic efficiency for consumers and businesses.

The TPS Reform Act of 2025 streamlines the application process, enhances protections for TPS beneficiaries, and offers pathways to permanent residency for eligible individuals.

SRES 246 recognizes Jewish American Heritage Month, urges leaders to combat antisemitism, and promotes public education to enhance safety and dignity for Jewish Americans.

The Beautifying Federal Civic Architecture Act enhances federal buildings' aesthetics, promotes community input, and supports sustainable design and public art integration.

Repeals Congressional Budget Office requirements and replaces them with unspecified alternatives, potentially changing budget scoring and transparency for lawmakers.

Bill S 32 enhances public safety by setting stricter bail criteria for defendants deemed threats, allowing higher bail or denial based on assessed risk factors.

Requires future CSOSA and PSA Directors to reside in the District of Columbia; applies to first appointments after enactment; incumbents not affected.

HR 1018 recognizes McGehee Elementary as a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School for closing achievement gaps, inspiring others and fostering community pride in education.

Bill S 345 eliminates the highway use tax, easing costs for vehicle operators but raising concerns about potential impacts on state revenue for highway maintenance.

Bill S 329 streamlines appellate reviews for cases of public concern, ensuring faster resolutions for civil rights, environmental, and public health issues.

The No Harm Act aims to protect public health by preventing harmful actions in energy, commerce, and education, impacting individuals, businesses, and government agencies.

HR 5674 provides financial aid to federal workers affected by shutdowns, ensuring job security and stabilizing their economic situation during emergencies.

HR 3240 would reaffirm religious exemptions for U.S. service members, strengthening military religious accommodations; full text not yet released.