S.1334 raises the REIT TRS asset cap from 20% to 25% starting in 2026, giving REITs more flexibility to use TRSs for non-REIT activities.

Bill S 1121 requires state agencies to offer access to live representatives, improving citizen communication and service while enhancing overall government interactions.

HR 4651 mandates body cameras for immigration enforcement officers, enhancing accountability and transparency while protecting individuals' rights during interactions.

The Stop Sports Blackouts Act of 2025 ensures fans can watch live sports without blackouts, enhancing access to games regardless of broadcasting rights.

HR 2090 enhances U.S. border security by improving screening for potential terrorists, training personnel, and boosting collaboration with intelligence agencies.

HR 1517 ensures patients access uninterrupted physical therapy by improving insurance coverage and reducing administrative barriers for providers and insurers.

HR 622 boosts funding for the Conservation Stewardship Program to $1.8 billion annually, aiding farmers in adopting sustainable practices and enhancing environmental quality.

HR 2776 enhances seafood safety by enforcing strict quality standards, improving inspections, and requiring clear labeling, protecting consumers and supporting U.S. producers.

SJRES 30 disapproves a National Park Service rule on motor vehicle use in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, potentially allowing more access for visitors and businesses.

Bill S 1959 requires state legislative approval for closing correctional facilities, ensuring oversight and assessing impacts on public safety and local communities.

Bill S 405 expands the definition of "qualified historic home," allowing more homeowners to access tax credits for rehabilitating and preserving historic properties.

Bill S 221 reforms drug possession and sale laws, adjusting penalties and focusing on rehabilitation, impacting offenders, law enforcement, and treatment programs.

Bill S 1946 allows individuals with syringe-related convictions to expunge their records, promoting rehabilitation and improving access to jobs and housing.

The END Illicit Chinese Tobacco Act mandates the destruction of illicit tobacco from China, enhancing public health and leveling the market for legitimate tobacco businesses.

HR 1032 restricts federal funding to foreign entities deemed adversaries, aiming to protect U.S. national security and ensure taxpayer money supports only friendly interests.