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Expands HBCU funds to support arts and culture: student aid, mentorship, wraparound services, internships, and partnerships with NEA for arts programs and Black art preservation.

Recognizes Bend Chamber of Commerce’s 100-year leadership in economic development, workforce programs, and community collaboration shaping Central Oregon’s growth.

The Focus on Learning Act boosts funding and support for K-12 education, targeting underserved communities to enhance student outcomes and teacher training.

The bill would create a formal statutory process to authorize specific activities at the White House Executive Residence.

The bill would temporarily suspend or reduce federal excise taxes on gasoline and diesel, lowering after-tax fuel costs during a defined period.

Directs the President to end U.S. armed hostilities with Iran and withdraw forces under the War Powers Resolution, signaling Congress’s intent but not imposing new law.

Bill funds a national training center to help police and agencies adopt domestic violence risk assessment programs aimed at preventing homicides.

The bill authorizes the Senate to consider a large slate of executive nominations in en bloc Executive Session to streamline and expedite confirmations.

The Senate formally congratulates the University of Oklahoma women’s gymnastics team for winning the 2026 NCAA Championship, the program’s eighth national title.

Hospitals serving Medicare patients would be required to create formal discharge plans for pregnant patients as a condition of Medicare participation.

The bill aims to prioritize and sustain increased federal funding for biomedical research to accelerate discovery, innovation, and public health outcomes.

The bill directs HHS to issue guidance on Medicaid coverage for postpartum pelvic health services, clarifying what services are covered and how they are reimbursed.

Designate US Route 287 as Interstate I-47 to reclassify and integrate the corridor into the Interstate Highway System with updated funding, standards, and signage.

Bill S 3129 strengthens collective bargaining rights for farm laborers by repealing restrictive provisions, aiming to improve their working conditions and compensation.

The bill removes a state-level set-aside for TAP funding under 23 U.S.C. 133, increasing states’ flexibility in using Transportation Alternatives funds.