Legislation

This Act establishes a process to retroactively grant Social Security and SSI benefits to individuals who were prevented from applying between January 20, 2025, and January 19, 2029, due to specified "undue hardships." It defines these hardships broadly, including operational failures, technical issues, and misinformation during that period. Furthermore, the bill waives the standard waiting period for disability benefits for eligible applicants and mandates a GAO report analyzing the impact of administrative actions during that timeframe.

This bill establishes the Mental Health Professionals Workforce Shortage Loan Repayment Act of 2025 to address critical shortages in mental health care. It creates a federal program administered by HRSA to repay student loans for eligible mental health professionals. In exchange, participants must commit to up to six years of full-time service in designated mental health professional shortage areas. The program aims to incentivize practitioners to serve in underserved communities through significant loan forgiveness, capped at $250,000 per individual.

This resolution asserts that compelled political litmus tests, such as mandatory Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) statements required by public institutions for hiring or admission, violate the First Amendment rights to academic freedom and free speech. It condemns public colleges and universities for conditioning employment or admission on adherence to specific ideological viewpoints. The resolution strongly discourages the practice of requiring applicants or faculty to pledge allegiance to any political ideology as a condition of advancement.

This resolution congratulates the Vermont Green Football Club for winning the 2025 United Soccer League Two National Championship. It recognizes the team's undefeated season, their nickname "The Invincibles," and their contribution to Vermont's growing reputation in soccer. The resolution also acknowledges the connection between the club and the University of Vermont's NCAA championship team.

This resolution officially honors the lifetime accomplishments and enduring legacy of Rita Moreno, a pioneering Latina artist and cultural icon. It recognizes her historic achievements in the performing arts, including becoming an EGOT winner and the first Latina to win an Academy Award. Furthermore, the bill commends her tireless advocacy for civil rights and her embodiment of the American dream.

This bill amends the Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act to expand assistance for small and rural water projects by lowering cost thresholds and providing technical support. It also clarifies eligibility for new project types, authorizes collaborative delivery methods like design-build, and adjusts loan maturity dates for long-term infrastructure. Finally, the legislation reauthorizes funding for the Corps of Engineers financing program and mandates several reports to Congress on program implementation.

The Save American Healthcare Act extends the availability of the health insurance premium tax credit to taxpayers with household incomes exceeding 400% of the federal poverty line. This extension is temporary, lasting until an "applicable date" determined by the Secretary. The applicable date is set to ensure the program's net cost does not exceed savings generated from tariffs imposed or increased after January 19, 2025.

The Protecting our Veterans’ Memories Act establishes a Department of Veterans Affairs plot allowance for the spouses and children of eligible veterans buried in state-owned cemeteries. This provision mandates a payment of \$525 to the state or its agency for the interment of qualifying family members. The bill also includes necessary technical amendments to existing law to incorporate this new allowance.

This bill commemorates the 50th anniversary of Southeast Asian refugee resettlement in the United States, recognizing the profound sacrifices and immense contributions of Southeast Asian Americans. It honors the historical alliance and acknowledges the challenges faced by these communities since their arrival. The legislation celebrates the vibrant cultural and economic impact of over three million Southeast Asian Americans today.

The Food Assurance and Security Act establishes a mandatory, interagency program to annually measure and report on food insecurity and hunger in the United States. This program requires the Census Bureau to conduct a standardized food security supplement as part of its Current Population Survey. The resulting data will be analyzed and published by the Department of Agriculture in an annual public report submitted to Congress.

The Cold Weather Diesel Reliability Act of 2025 mandates that the EPA require a cold weather operability additive in diesel fuel between November and March to prevent fuel gelling above 5°F. Additionally, the Act allows manufacturers to temporarily suspend emissions-related engine shutdowns below 32°F when necessary for safety or essential transport. It also grants year-round exemptions from Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) system requirements for vehicles operating in extremely cold or high-latitude regions.

This Act mandates the Secretary of the Air Force to deliver a comprehensive report on the F47 advanced fighter aircraft program by March 2027. The report must detail the program's costs, acquisition strategy, fielding plan, and integration strategy for Air National Guard and Reserve units. This ensures congressional oversight of the F47's development and future force structure.

The Advancing Regional Quantum Hubs Act aims to strengthen regional capabilities in quantum information science and technology. It expands the National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee to include the Economic Development Administration and directs federal agencies to support regional innovation initiatives. This legislation focuses on fostering quantum research, entrepreneurship, and education across various geographic areas.

This act grants the Federal Government royalty-free use of literary works created by civilian faculty members of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences as part of their employment. It amends copyright law to treat these specific works as government works, allowing for unrestricted use by the U.S. government.

The Urban and Rural Diabetes Initiative Act establishes a new grant program to improve diabetes treatment access in medically underserved urban and rural areas. This funding supports eligible health providers in offering comprehensive diabetes care, including routine treatment, education, and specialized services like eye and foot care. The Secretary of Health and Human Services will award these grants, ensuring equitable distribution across both urban and rural communities.

This resolution initiates impeachment proceedings against Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Secretary of Health and Human Services, for high crimes and misdemeanors. It alleges he abused his office through actions like undermining public health agencies, mismanaging research funding, and eroding public trust in vaccines. The resolution directs that this article of impeachment be presented to the Senate for trial.

This bill officially dismisses the election contest filed for the office of Representative from the Twenty-eighth Congressional District of Texas. The dismissal is based on the contest not being filed with the House of Representatives within the required timeframe.

This bill officially dismisses the election contest filed regarding the Representative for Florida's Fourteenth Congressional District. The dismissal is based on the House of Representatives' lack of jurisdiction over primary elections under federal law. Therefore, the challenge to the primary election result is terminated.

This bill formally dismisses the election contest filed for the Representative seat of Texas's Thirtieth Congressional District. The dismissal is based on the contest not being filed with the House of Representatives within the required timeframe.

This bill officially dismisses the election contest filed for the Representative of Alaska's at-large Congressional District. The dismissal is based on the Federal Contested Election Act, which grants the House of Representatives jurisdiction only over general and special elections, not primary contests.