Bill S 746 mandates secure firearm storage to prevent child access, aiming to reduce accidental shootings and enhance safety in homes with children.

HRES 159 designates February 24-28, 2025, as "Public Schools Week" to celebrate public schools, boost morale, and encourage community engagement in education.

Bill S 1475 streamlines real property transactions by exempting certain low-risk conveyances from written notice, benefiting owners, buyers, and real estate professionals.

The EBSA Investigations Transparency Act boosts transparency in investigations, ensuring employers and employees are informed about processes and outcomes affecting their rights.

The Tax Fairness for Survivors Act offers tax relief and simplifies filing for surviving spouses, easing their financial burden during a challenging time of loss.

The Hiring Preference for Veterans and Americans With Disabilities Act mandates federal agencies to prioritize hiring qualified veterans and individuals with disabilities.

Overview: HR 3404, the FAIR Leave Act, was introduced in the House on May 14, 2025.Purpose and Intent: The FAIR Leave Act aims to establish a national paid family and medical leave

The Niagara Parks Reinvestment Act boosts funding for park maintenance and tourism in the Niagara region, enhancing access and supporting local ecosystems and communities.

The Medicaid Third Party Liability Act boosts Medicaid funding by requiring insurers to report claims, streamlining recovery, and imposing penalties for non-compliance.

Reaffirms the U.S.–Canada partnership to strengthen security, energy infrastructure, and supply chains, boosting American jobs and resilience through cross-border cooperation.

SRES 362 authorizes printing 1,200 copies of the updated Senate Manual, ensuring members and staff have current rules and procedures for effective governance.

Bill S 710 expands access to TANF, safety net, and medical assistance for noncitizens, improving support for vulnerable populations in need of essential services.

Bill S 2653 requires the state to pay property taxes on closed state prison properties, boosting local revenues to support community services and infrastructure.

The Sunset Chevron Act requires federal agencies to review and renew regulatory interpretations every five years, enhancing accountability and Congressional oversight.