Designates April 2025 as the Month of the Military Child and urges nationwide ceremonies to honor military children; non-binding, symbolic expression of Congress.

Bill S 1832 mandates New York's Department of Transportation to create an updated bicycle and pedestrian plan, enhancing safety and accessibility for cyclists and walkers.

HRES 465 advocates for the Older Americans Bill of Rights, ensuring older adults have access to health care, financial security, and community participation for a dignified life.

Bill S 2394 names the Amarillo, Texas USPS facility after Mayor Jerry H. Hodge, honoring his community contributions and fostering local pride.

The WIPPES Act mandates clear "Do Not Flush" labels on non-flushable wipes, reducing clogs in wastewater systems and educating consumers on proper disposal.

HRES 182 designates March 3, 2025, as National Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Day to raise awareness, support research, and engage communities in combating TNBC.

The College for All Act of 2025 aims to make college tuition-free for community colleges, boost financial aid, and support low-income students, enhancing access to education.

The Expanding American Entrepreneurship Act boosts small businesses by enhancing access to funding, support programs, and tax incentives, especially for underserved communities.

HR 5923 enhances credit monitoring for servicemembers, ensuring free annual credit reports, real-time alerts, and educational resources to protect against identity theft.

Bill S 2413 mandates independent audits of private water utilities before and after rate changes, ensuring fair pricing and protecting consumers from overcharging.

Mandates ADS-B In/Out in Class B for all aircraft, ending exemptions (including military) and applying on enactment; boosts traffic awareness but raises retrofit costs.

Bill S 948 increases fines for parking violations to boost compliance, enhance traffic flow, and improve safety, impacting drivers and local government revenues.

The Veterans’ Surviving Spouse Equity Act of 2025 boosts benefits, expands eligibility, and simplifies access for surviving spouses of veterans, enhancing their support.

HR 1173 ensures D.C. receives federal funding equal to the least populous state, benefiting 700,000 residents by enhancing essential services and infrastructure.

HR 611 allows victims of crimes by undocumented immigrants in sanctuary cities to sue for damages and establishes a fund for compensation, holding cities accountable.