The WOLF Act of 2025 boosts federal protections for endangered wolves, funds conservation efforts, and aligns state practices with national recovery goals.

The SAVE Act has no substantive provisions yet; it aims to standardize accreditation information for veterans to ease access to services, but details aren’t defined.

Overview: HR 5320, the Transatlantic Growth Enterprise Act, was introduced in the House on September 11, 2025.Purpose and Intent: The Transatlantic Growth Enterprise Act aims to st

HJRES 72 aims to end a national emergency declared on February 1, 2025, impacting federal agencies and public funding tied to the emergency powers.

Overview: S 2819, Head Start for America's Children Act, Introduced in Senate, Introduced: September 16, 2025Purpose and Intent: The Head Start for America's Children Act aims to e

The Student Loan Marriage Penalty Elimination Act of 2025 allows married borrowers to repay loans based on individual incomes, reducing financial strain from combined assessments.

Bill S 88 simplifies voter registration by automatically registering DMV applicants and allowing Medicaid enrollees to preregister, boosting electoral participation.

HJRES 43 disapproves an EPA rule on emissions from volatile organic liquid storage vessels, impacting the petroleum industry and potentially harming air quality.

Bill makes permanent the VA's pilot program allowing private physician contracts for veteran disability examinations to reduce claim backlogs and processing delays.

Bill S 1936 reimburses certification exam fees, easing financial burdens for individuals pursuing professional qualifications and enhancing workforce development.

HR 3678 boosts U.S.-Caribbean ties by enhancing trade, security, and cultural exchanges, benefiting Caribbean nations and U.S. businesses through increased support.

The Veterans Transition Support Act of 2025 enhances outreach for transitioning service members, ensuring timely support and resources for a smoother civilian life transition.

The Crow Revenue Act transfers mineral rights to the Crow Tribe, exempting them from state taxation and requiring revenue sharing for any future development.

Bill S 352 allows physician assistants to use fluoroscopy, enhancing patient care by improving access to imaging services through required training and physician collaboration.

Bill S 2601 waives certain licensure fees for seniors 65 and older, easing financial burdens and promoting their active participation in community activities.