Bill S 1890 aims to extend legislative terms to four years, promoting stability and allowing lawmakers to focus on long-term initiatives without frequent elections.

Bill S 2588 requires schools to create detailed site maps and integrate emergency response data, enhancing safety and preparedness for students and staff during emergencies.

HR 3477 aims to reduce flight delays and cancellations by enhancing airline operations, improving passenger rights, and investing in airport infrastructure.

The End U.N. Censorship Act prohibits U.N. censorship, promotes free speech, and holds U.N. officials accountable, enhancing protections for member states and civil society.

HRES 221 supports March 14, 2025, as National Pi Day, encouraging schools to celebrate math and inspire students to appreciate mathematics through engaging activities.

HR 5092 empowers D.C. to govern its police force, allowing local control over policies and accountability, enhancing community engagement and reducing federal oversight.

Bill requires HHS to exclude healthcare fraud perpetrators from all federal health programs to reduce fraud and protect taxpayer dollars while raising implementation and fairness questions.

Provides grants to colleges to expand student support services, mental health, and emergency aid, aiming to reduce barriers and boost retention and graduation for at-risk students.

Bill S 1129 bans polystyrene foam in docks and buoys, protecting marine ecosystems and promoting sustainable materials in marine construction.

Designates September 2025 as National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month to boost public awareness, honor affected children, and urge ongoing survivor care (non-binding).

Bill S 1010 allows retroactive enrollment in child health insurance, ensuring eligible children receive necessary medical care without financial barriers.

Bill S 1227 directs the Department of Public Service to study energy interconnection processes, aiming to improve efficiency and support renewable energy integration for consumers and providers.

The WISE Government Act mandates federal agencies to use scientific data for decision-making, enhancing transparency and accountability to improve public trust.

The Spotted Lanternfly Research and Development Act funds research and strategies to combat this invasive pest, protecting agriculture, ecosystems, and the economy.