HRES 541 designates July 21, 2025, as Guam Liberation Day, honoring veterans and promoting awareness of Guam's WWII liberation among Americans.

Curb illicit goods and reward trustworthy importers to boost U.S. trade benefits.

HR 96 (Buzz Off Act) introduced by Rep. Biggs; referred to House Judiciary Committee; full text unavailable for substantive analysis.

Bill S 1018 improves oversight of education transportation contracts in NYC, ensuring safe, efficient, and cost-effective services for students and school districts.

The Chief Herbert D. Proffitt Act boosts funding for law enforcement, enhances community safety, and fosters better relationships between police and residents.

The Fair Housing Improvement Act of 2025 expands protections against housing discrimination, boosts enforcement funding, and supports affordable housing for marginalized communities.

Bill S 1113 offers loan forgiveness to social workers, easing student debt and encouraging retention in underserved areas, enhancing vital community services.

HR 41 recognizes unacknowledged Southeast Alaska Native communities and provides compensation to support their cultural preservation and economic development.

HR 817 offers tax credits for donations to nonprofits providing education scholarships, boosting funding for low-income students' access to quality education.

The HOME Reform Act of 2025 boosts funding and streamlines processes for affordable housing, benefiting low-income families and enhancing local government collaboration.

HR 938 bans federal contracts with foreign adversaries, enhancing national security by preventing taxpayer funds from supporting potentially harmful foreign entities.

The Veteran Appeals Transparency Act of 2025 ensures veterans receive timely updates on their appeals, improves data access, and streamlines the VA's appeals process.

Bill S 94 mandates high schools to offer a financial literacy course, requiring students to complete it for graduation, enhancing their financial skills for adulthood.

HR 1462 eliminates federal tax credits for offshore wind facilities in U.S. inland and coastal waters, impacting developers and potentially slowing renewable energy growth.

HR 557 boosts financial relief for low- and middle-income families by increasing tax credits, offering bonus payments, and simplifying tax filing processes.