Designates the week beginning March 2, 2025, as "School Social Work Week" to recognize the vital role of school social workers in supporting students' mental health, academic success, and overall well-being.
Gwen Moore
Representative
WI
Gwen Moore
Representative
WI
This bill designates the week beginning March 2, 2025, as "School Social Work Week" to recognize the vital role of school social workers in supporting students' mental health, academic achievement, and overall well-being. School social workers provide essential services such as mental health support, family outreach, and community referrals, contributing to safer schools and improved educational outcomes. The bill aims to raise awareness of their contributions and encourage Americans to honor their work.
* **Responsible Legislating Act:** Extends key agricultural reporting requirements to ensure continued market transparency. * **Veteran Apprenticeship:** Enhances career opportunities for veterans by improving their access to and awareness of registered apprenticeship programs. * **Federal Employee Retention:** Supports federal employees in high-risk roles who become ill or injured on duty by encouraging retention and modifying retirement rules. * **Retirement Savings:** Improves and expands retirement savings options for Americans by making changes to employer-sponsored retirement plans and individual retirement accounts (IRAs). * **Boots to Business Program:** Supports veteran entrepreneurship by providing training and resources to veterans, transitioning service members, and their families. * **School Zone Safety:** Increases penalties for human trafficking, coercion, and enticement offenses, particularly in or near school zones and institutions of higher education. * **National Museum of Asian Pacific American History and Culture:** Establishes a commission to explore the possibility of creating a National Museum of Asian Pacific American History and Culture in the Washington, D.C., area. * **Semiconductor Supply Chain:** Strengthens the U.S. semiconductor supply chain by increasing foreign direct investment in domestic manufacturing. * **Homeland Security Equipment Approval:** Revises the approval process for certain equipment purchases made with grants under the Homeland Security Act. * **NASA Leasing Authority Extension:** Extends NASA's authority to lease underused properties to private entities, state and local governments, academic institutions, and other federal agencies for an additional year. * **Committee Hearing Mandate:** Mandates that each standing committee in the House of Representatives must hold a hearing to review how this Act is being put into action. * **Whistleblower Protection:** Addresses the protection of whistleblowers by setting strict guidelines on the disclosure of their identities. * **Foreign Ownership of Marine Terminals Study:** Mandates a comprehensive study to evaluate the effects of foreign ownership of marine terminals at major U.S. ports on the nation's economic security. * **Budgetary Effects:** References how the financial impact of the bill will be officially measured and recorded, ensuring it aligns with existing budget rules. * **Federal Credit Union Act Amendment:** Amends the Federal Credit Union Act to modify how often the board of directors of Federal credit unions are required to meet. * **Treasury Fund Allocation:** Allocates specific funds from the Treasury for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, to various government programs and departments.
James McGovern
Representative
MA
James McGovern
Representative
MA
Here are the high-level summaries for each bill, designed to be concise and informative for website descriptions: * **Responsible Legislating Act:** This bill extends key agricultural reporting requirements, ensuring continued market transparency for livestock sales and supporting agricultural marketing services. * **[Bill Regarding Veteran Apprenticeship Programs]:** This legislation enhances career opportunities for veterans by improving their access to and awareness of registered apprenticeship programs through better education and online resources. * **[Bill Regarding Federal Employee Protections]:** This bill supports federal employees in high-risk roles who become ill or injured on duty by encouraging agencies to retain them and modifying retirement rules to avoid penalties. * **[Bill Regarding Retirement Savings]:** This legislation aims to improve and expand retirement savings options for Americans by making changes to employer-sponsored retirement plans and individual retirement accounts (IRAs). * **[Boots to Business Program Act]:** This bill establishes the "Boots to Business Program" to provide entrepreneurship training and resources to veterans, transitioning service members, and their families, helping them start and manage small businesses. * **[Bill Regarding Human Trafficking Penalties]:** This legislation increases penalties for human trafficking, coercion, and enticement offenses, particularly in or near school zones and institutions of higher education, to create safer environments for students. * **[Bill Regarding National Museum of Asian Pacific American History and Culture]:** This legislation establishes a commission to explore the possibility of creating a National Museum of Asian Pacific American History and Culture in the Washington, D.C., area. * **[Bill Regarding Semiconductor Supply Chain]:** This legislation strengthens the U.S. semiconductor supply chain by increasing foreign direct investment in domestic manufacturing through the Department of Commerce’s SelectUSA program. * **[Bill Regarding Homeland Security Equipment Purchases]:** This bill revises the approval process for certain equipment purchases made with grants under the Homeland Security Act to ensure a clear and consistent review process. * **[Bill Regarding NASA Leasing Authority]:** This legislation extends NASA's authority to lease underused properties to private entities, state and local governments, academic institutions, and other federal agencies for an additional year. * **[Bill Regarding House Committee Hearings]:** Mandates that each standing committee in the House of Representatives must hold a hearing to review how this Act is being put into action. * **[Bill Regarding Whistleblower Protection]:** Addresses the protection of whistleblowers by setting strict guidelines on the disclosure of their identities, aiming to encourage the reporting of misconduct within the House of Representatives without fear of reprisal. * **[Bill Regarding Foreign Ownership of Marine Terminals]:** Mandates a comprehensive study to evaluate the effects of foreign ownership of marine terminals at major U.S. ports on the nation's economic security. * **[Bill Regarding Budgetary Effects]:** References how the financial impact of the bill will be officially measured and recorded, ensuring it aligns with existing budget rules. * **[Bill Regarding Federal Credit Union Act]:** Amends the Federal Credit Union Act to modify how often the board of directors of Federal credit unions are required to meet, ensuring appropriate oversight based on the credit union's age and financial stability. * **[Bill Regarding Treasury Funds Allocation]:** This legislation allocates specific funds from the Treasury for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, to various government programs and departments.
The bill requires the FCC to review and update its satellite service rules to better support precision agriculture and report findings to Congress.
Robert Latta
Representative
OH
Robert Latta
Representative
OH
The Precision Agriculture Satellite Connectivity Act directs the FCC to review and identify potential rule changes for satellite services that could benefit precision agriculture. The FCC must then develop recommendations for implementing these changes. Within 15 months, the FCC is required to submit a report to Congress detailing the review results and recommendations.
Mandates comprehensive annual health assessments for armed forces members, including EKGs and blood work, starting in 2026.
Morgan Luttrell
Representative
TX
Morgan Luttrell
Representative
TX
The Specialist Joey Lenz Act of 2025 mandates the Secretary of Defense to include a sports physical, electrocardiogram, and comprehensive blood work as part of the annual health assessment for armed forces members, beginning in 2026. This blood work includes a comprehensive metabolic panel and complete blood count, with additional tests as needed, along with any legally required tests or evaluations. The goal of this act is to ensure comprehensive health monitoring for service members.
The Consumer Safety Technology Act directs the CPSC to explore AI's role in product safety, requires a study on blockchain's consumer protection uses, and mandates an FTC report on unfair token transaction practices.
Darren Soto
Representative
FL
Darren Soto
Representative
FL
The Consumer Safety Technology Act aims to explore and utilize new technologies to enhance consumer product safety and prevent fraud. It directs the Consumer Product Safety Commission to create a pilot program for using artificial intelligence to track injury trends, find hazards, monitor recalled products, and identify unsafe imports. The Act also requires the Secretary of Commerce to study how blockchain technology can protect consumers and directs the FTC to report on unfair or deceptive practices in token transactions, ensuring the agency is equipped to address these issues.
Expresses support for designating March 6, 2025, as "Great Lakes Day" to recognize the Great Lakes' environmental and economic importance and encourages their preservation.
John James
Representative
MI
John James
Representative
MI
This bill expresses support for designating March 6, 2025, as "Great Lakes Day" to recognize the environmental and economic importance of the Great Lakes region. It highlights the Great Lakes' significance as a vital freshwater resource, economic driver, and ancestral home to Native American Tribes. The bill also supports initiatives like the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative and encourages efforts to protect Lake St. Clair. Ultimately, it aims to raise awareness about the need to preserve and protect the Great Lakes for future generations.
This bill authorizes appropriations for the Coast Guard and NOAA, updates maritime regulations, enhances oil spill response, and addresses sexual assault and harassment within the Coast Guard.
Ted Cruz
Senator
TX
Ted Cruz
Senator
TX
**Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2025:** This act authorizes funding for the Coast Guard, updates military strength and training, and enhances operations, acquisitions, and personnel management. It also modernizes maritime regulations, improves vessel safety, and addresses emerging technologies like autonomous systems. Additionally, the act focuses on oil spill response, overhauls the Coast Guard's approach to sexual assault and harassment, and directs studies for improvements.
The "Promoting United States Wireless Leadership Act of 2025" seeks to enhance U.S. leadership in global 5G and future wireless technology standards-setting bodies by encouraging participation and providing technical expertise to trusted stakeholders.
Thomas Kean
Representative
NJ
Thomas Kean
Representative
NJ
The "Promoting United States Wireless Leadership Act of 2025" seeks to enhance U.S. leadership in global 5G and future wireless technology standards. It directs the Assistant Secretary to encourage U.S. companies' participation in standards-setting bodies, excluding those deemed a national security risk. The Assistant Secretary will also provide technical expertise to facilitate this participation and must brief Congress on the strategy within 60 days.
The "PROTECT Our Kids Act" prohibits federal funds to elementary and secondary schools that partner with or receive support from the Chinese government.
Kevin Hern
Representative
OK
Kevin Hern
Representative
OK
The "PROTECT Our Kids Act" prohibits federal funds from being given to elementary and secondary schools that have partnerships with Chinese government-funded cultural or language institutes, operate learning centers supported by the Chinese government, or receive support from anyone acting on behalf of the Chinese government. Schools with pre-existing contracts that violate this may apply for a waiver from the Secretary of Education. The Secretary is required to notify schools of these requirements and provide guidance on compliance.
This bill designates the U.S. Postal Service facility at 2600 Wesley Street in Greenville, Texas, as the "Cooper Dawson Post Office Building."
Keith Self
Representative
TX
Keith Self
Representative
TX
This bill designates the United States Postal Service facility located at 2600 Wesley Street in Greenville, Texas, as the "Cooper Dawson Post Office Building." It also mandates that all official documents will refer to the facility as the Cooper Dawson Post Office Building from now on.
The Global Investment in American Jobs Act of 2025 directs the Secretary of Commerce and the Comptroller General to conduct an interagency review of the United States' global competitiveness in attracting foreign direct investment from responsible private-sector entities based in trusted countries, addressing foreign trade barriers that firms in advanced technology sectors face in the global digital economy.
Gabe Evans
Representative
CO
Gabe Evans
Representative
CO
The Global Investment in American Jobs Act of 2025 aims to enhance U.S. economic competitiveness and security by promoting foreign investment from trusted countries while addressing barriers and security concerns, particularly those posed by entities influenced by the Chinese Communist Party. It directs the Secretary of Commerce and the Comptroller General to conduct an interagency review of U.S. competitiveness in attracting foreign direct investment, focusing on the economic impact, trends, challenges, and the influence of protectionist policies and state-directed economies. The review will result in a report to Congress with findings and recommendations to increase foreign investment in a way that strengthens U.S. protections.
This bill prohibits federal agencies from funding research conducted by the Chinese government or the Chinese Communist Party.
Claudia Tenney
Representative
NY
Claudia Tenney
Representative
NY
The "Stop Funding Our Adversaries Act of 2023" prohibits several federal agencies from directly or indirectly funding research conducted by the Chinese government or the Chinese Communist Party, including any entities they own or control. This aims to prevent U.S. taxpayer dollars from supporting research benefiting potential adversaries.
Recognizes the commencement of Ramadan, commends Muslims in the U.S. and worldwide for their faith, and acknowledges their contributions to various causes and professions.
André Carson
Representative
IN
André Carson
Representative
IN
Recognizes the start of Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting and spiritual renewal, commencing on February 28, 2025. It acknowledges the contributions of Muslims in the United States and worldwide, and expresses support to Muslims globally, recognizing Islam as a major world religion.
The "Understanding Cybersecurity of Mobile Networks Act" requires a report assessing the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of mobile service networks (excluding 5G) and recommending best practices.
Greg Landsman
Representative
OH
Greg Landsman
Representative
OH
The "Understanding Cybersecurity of Mobile Networks Act" requires the Assistant Secretary of Commerce to prepare a report on the cybersecurity vulnerabilities of mobile service networks, excluding 5G. This report will assess how mobile service providers address cybersecurity, customer awareness of cybersecurity risks, and the implementation of cybersecurity best practices. It also estimates the use of encryption, authentication techniques, and the prevalence of mobile service surveillance technologies. The report aims to identify barriers to adopting better security measures and will consult with various experts and stakeholders in the mobile communications industry.
The "Support Military Families Act" allows military spouses employed in the executive branch to continue teleworking or working remotely, if they were eligible before January 20, 2025, and requires a report on the economic impact of ending such arrangements.
Eugene Vindman
Representative
VA
Eugene Vindman
Representative
VA
The Support Military Families Act allows federal employees who are spouses of military members to continue teleworking or working remotely, provided they were eligible before January 20, 2025. It exempts these employees from returning to full-time in-person work and requires a report on the economic impact of mandating in-person work.
The SAFE HOME Act establishes a tax credit of up to $25,000 for 25% of qualified wildfire mitigation expenditures for homeowners in wildfire-prone areas.
Kevin Kiley
Representative
CA
Kevin Kiley
Representative
CA
The SAFE HOME Act introduces a tax credit for individuals who invest in wildfire mitigation measures for their primary residence, such as improving roof fire resistance, installing sprinkler systems, and creating defensible space. This credit covers 25% of qualified expenditures, up to a maximum of $25,000, for homeowners in areas at high risk of wildfires. The credit is subject to income limitations and will be available for expenditures made before January 1, 2033.
The "Grazing for Wildfire Risk Reduction Act" aims to reduce wildfire risks by expanding livestock grazing on federal lands through expedited environmental reviews, targeted strategies, and increased use of temporary permits.
Doug LaMalfa
Representative
CA
Doug LaMalfa
Representative
CA
The "Grazing for Wildfire Risk Reduction Act" aims to reduce wildfire risks by directing the Secretary of Agriculture to expand the use of livestock grazing on Forest Service land. The plan includes strategies such as expediting environmental reviews for grazing permits, employing targeted grazing, and increasing the use of temporary permits for fuels reduction and invasive species control. It also promotes grazing as a post-fire recovery tool and utilizes all available legal authorities to achieve these goals.
The "Secret Service Prioritization Act of 2025" shifts responsibility for investigating financial crimes and fraud from the Secret Service to the FBI, allowing the Secret Service to focus on protection and national security threats.
Andy Biggs
Representative
AZ
Andy Biggs
Representative
AZ
The Secret Service Prioritization Act of 2025 shifts the responsibility of investigating financial crimes and fraud from the Secret Service to the FBI, allowing the Secret Service to focus on protection duties. It enables a smooth transition by transferring personnel, assets, and ongoing legal proceedings to the FBI. The Act ensures that completed actions and reporting requirements remain valid and applicable under the new management. This change aims to streamline law enforcement efforts and enhance the focus of each agency.
This bill designates the USPS facility at 298 Route 292 in Holmes, New York, as the "Sheriff Adrian 'Butch' Anderson Post Office Building."
Michael Lawler
Representative
NY
Michael Lawler
Representative
NY
This bill designates the United States Postal Service facility located at 298 Route 292 in Holmes, New York, as the "Sheriff Adrian 'Butch' Anderson Post Office Building." It also mandates that all references to this facility in any legal or official documents will reflect this new designation.
The INSTRUCT Act of 2025 mandates federal agencies to share information regarding foreign funding of higher education institutions to improve transparency and national security.
Mark Messmer
Representative
IN
Mark Messmer
Representative
IN
The INSTRUCT Act of 2025 aims to increase transparency and oversight of foreign funding in higher education by mandating the sharing of disclosure reports between the Department of Education, intelligence agencies, and other federal departments. It requires the Secretary of Education to provide these agencies with both current and historical reports related to Section 117 of the Higher Education Act of 1965. The Act also tasks the Comptroller General with studying and recommending improvements to interagency coordination in implementing and enforcing Section 117, and to report the findings to Congress. The public will also have access to these disclosure reports.