A ceremonial House resolution recognizing National Public Works Week and urging tribute to Public Works workers, boosting visibility and morale without new laws or funding.

HR 5654 ensures continuous funding for D.C. courts and related agencies, preventing operational disruptions and maintaining essential judicial services.

Bill S 1105 directs NYSERDA to study geothermal energy's feasibility in New York, assessing its viability, benefits, and job creation potential for cleaner energy options.

The COAST Anti-Drilling Act bans offshore drilling in key areas, protecting marine ecosystems and boosting tourism for coastal communities reliant on healthy oceans.

The Federal Government Reform Act of 2025 aims to streamline processes, enhance accountability, and boost transparency in federal agencies, improving service for citizens and businesses.

The Kari's Law Reporting Act mandates direct 911 access and caller location reporting for multi-line phone systems, enhancing emergency response and public safety.

HR 2536 supports new farmers with financial aid, training, and market access, boosting rural economies and enhancing agricultural sustainability.

Prohibits hiring freezes or workforce cuts for the DEA forensic lab staff, preserving chemists, fingerprint and digital examiners, even amid budget changes.

The PNA Modernization Act aims to increase personal needs allowances for government assistance recipients, ensuring support aligns with current living costs and needs.

Bill S 600 establishes the Blue Communities Program in Massachusetts, funding local efforts to reduce nutrient pollution and ocean acidification, especially in vulnerable areas.

HR 4240 enhances U.S. national security by assessing foreign telecom risks, supporting trusted vendors, and fostering collaboration with allies to counter cyber threats.

SRES 66 designates February 2025 as Career and Technical Education Month, promoting CTE as a vital path for students and encouraging support from educators and parents.

The Hearing Protection Act simplifies suppressor ownership by removing registration and taxes, enhancing hearing protection for firearm users and boosting shooting range appeal.

Bill S 292 mandates stricter sentencing for those convicted of murdering minors, ensuring harsher penalties to deliver justice for victims and their families.