The Baby Food Tax Relief Act reduces sales tax on baby food, easing costs for families with infants, ensuring healthier nutrition is more affordable nationwide.

Renames the Athens, GA USDA ARS National Poultry Research Center to the Abit Massey Poultry Research Center; requires all federal references use the new name; ceremonial only.

SRES 310 recognizes Tunisia's role in the Arab Spring, supports its democracy, urges the release of political prisoners, and calls for U.S. sanctions on repressive officials.

HR 3866 boosts funding and screening for syphilis in pregnant individuals, aiming to reduce congenital syphilis and improve health outcomes for mothers and infants.

The HEAL Act improves healthcare access for veterans by increasing funding, expanding services, enhancing telehealth, and strengthening mental health support.

The Extreme Heat Economic Study Act mandates a study on extreme heat's economic impacts, guiding policies to protect public health, agriculture, and energy resources.

The SHUSH Act enhances personal data protection, granting consumers rights to access and delete their information while imposing stricter standards on businesses and government agencies.

Overview: HR 4765, the Securing our Border Act, was introduced in the House of Representatives on July 25, 2025.Purpose and Intent: The bill aims to strengthen border security and

Bill S 1615 protects children under 18 by prohibiting their names in eviction-related legal documents, reducing stigma and emotional impact on families facing housing issues.

Bill S 506 empowers community members to initiate involuntary admissions for those suspected of mental illness, enhancing timely care and community involvement in mental health.

HR 2464 repeals outdated tariff authorities, ensuring Congress oversees tariff decisions, promoting fair trade, and stabilizing costs for U.S. businesses and consumers.

HR 1744 reauthorizes the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, ensuring it continues to monitor and advocate for global religious freedom and rights.

Bill S 1738 classifies assaults on code enforcement officials and building inspectors as class D felonies, enhancing their legal protection and deterring violence against them.

Bill S 455 adjusts special education funding in Massachusetts, improving resource allocation for students with disabilities and impacting schools and educators.