Legislation

The Stabilize Medicaid and CHIP Coverage Act extends 12-month continuous enrollment protections under Medicaid and CHIP to all eligible individuals, removing previous age restrictions. This ensures greater stability in health coverage by preventing premature disenrollment. These changes are scheduled to take effect starting in the first fiscal quarter after December 31, 2026.

This bill grants a Federal charter to the Veterans Association of Real Estate Professionals, officially recognizing it as a nonprofit veterans service organization. The organization is tasked with promoting sustainable homeownership, financial literacy, and economic opportunity for veterans and service members. It must adhere to strict operational rules, including prohibitions on political activity and the distribution of profits to members. The charter remains contingent upon the organization maintaining its tax-exempt status and compliance with California corporate law.

The Molly R. Loomis Research for Descendants of Toxic Exposed Veterans Act of 2025 mandates the establishment of federal, interagency task forces to conduct collaborative research on the health conditions affecting descendants of veterans exposed to toxic substances. This legislation updates reporting requirements, requiring an initial report within one year detailing research activities and subsequent annual reports summarizing findings. The law specifically requires the creation of a dedicated task force and a public website to share evidence reviews linking specific health conditions to toxic exposure risks for these descendants.

This bill removes restrictions preventing private insurance companies participating in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) through the "Write Your Own" (WYO) program from selling their own private flood insurance products. It prohibits FEMA from enforcing non-compete clauses against WYO partners. This change allows these companies to offer both federal NFIP coverage and private flood insurance simultaneously.

The ESTUARIES Act of 2025 extends the operational timeline for key provisions of the National Estuary Program. This legislation amends the Federal Water Pollution Control Act to push back the expiration date for certain program rules from 2026 to 2031. This provides the program with an additional five years under its current statutory framework.

The Flood Insurance Consumer Choice Act of 2025 ensures that time covered by private flood insurance counts toward the continuous coverage requirements for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). This provision prevents policyholders from losing credit for prior coverage when transitioning between private insurance and the NFIP. Essentially, it allows private flood insurance history to satisfy federal continuous coverage rules.

The Veterans’ Caregiver Appeals Modernization Act of 2025 aims to improve the VA's comprehensive assistance program for family caregivers. This bill mandates the creation of a single digital system for all caregiver applications and appeals, ensuring easier access to necessary documentation. It also clarifies that caregivers will receive stipends owed up to the date of a veteran's death, even if an appeal is pending. Finally, the Act standardizes training for employees reviewing caregiver appeals.

The End Prescription Drug Ads Now Act prohibits pharmaceutical companies from advertising prescription drugs directly to consumers within the final 30 days before a drug's approval or license expires. This ban covers all forms of direct-to-consumer marketing, including television, internet, and print advertisements. The new restriction takes effect 30 days after the Act becomes law.

This bill, the "No Community Development Block Grants for Sanctuary Cities Act," would prohibit federal Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) from being awarded to jurisdictions defined as "sanctuary cities." A sanctuary jurisdiction is defined as any area that limits cooperation with federal immigration enforcement regarding sharing citizenship status or honoring detainer requests. Applicants for CDBG funds would be required to certify that they are not, and will not become, a sanctuary jurisdiction while receiving the grant money.

The NTIA Policy and Cybersecurity Coordination Act establishes a new office within the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) dedicated to developing national policy for the internet and communications technology. This office will focus on fostering innovation, competition, and digital inclusion while coordinating cybersecurity and privacy guidelines through multistakeholder processes. Its core mission is to advise on and advocate for policies that enhance network security and resilience across the digital economy.

The Wastewater Infrastructure Pollution Prevention and Environmental Safety Act (WIPPES Act) mandates clear "Do Not Flush" labeling on disposable wipes that cause plumbing issues. This federal standard, enforced by the FTC, requires specific placement and high contrast for the required symbols and text on all packaging. The Act preempts differing state or local labeling laws and gives manufacturers one year to comply.

The Romance Scam Prevention Act requires online dating services to notify current members when they are contacted by a user previously banned for fraudulent activity. These mandatory alerts must clearly warn users about the potential scammer and advise against sending money or financial information. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is tasked with enforcing these new consumer protection standards.

The LEAPS Act aims to promote energy efficiency in agricultural water pumping systems to save farmers money and reduce environmental impact. It mandates the USDA to provide farmers with information and an online tool to calculate potential savings from upgrading pumps, pipes, and related equipment. Furthermore, the bill ensures that energy-efficient system installations qualify for conservation program credits.

The UNPLUGGED Schools Grant Act of 2025 establishes a federal grant program to help public schools implement strict policies banning personal electronic devices during school hours. To qualify for funding, states must already have a comprehensive policy in place that allows for necessary medical and disability-related exceptions. Grant funds are specifically designated for schools to purchase secure storage solutions, such as lockable lockers or pouches, to safely store student devices.

This resolution supports designating the week including June 23, 2025, as "National Women's Sports Week" to celebrate the anniversary and growth of women's sports since Title IX. It strongly affirms the importance of Title IX in creating equal opportunities for female athletes. Furthermore, the resolution argues that protecting single-sex sports is necessary to maintain fairness and safety for biological women in athletics.

This resolution officially recognizes June 24th as Public Safety Awareness Day to promote citizen empowerment and effective law enforcement. It affirms the importance of community-based crime prevention and prudent public policy in creating safer neighborhoods nationwide. The bill supports strengthening police resources while emphasizing victim support and addressing quality-of-life issues. Ultimately, it calls for public engagement and policy commitments to enhance public safety across the country.

This resolution commemorates the enactment of Title IX and celebrates the profound contributions women and girls have made in education and athletics since its passage. It recognizes Title IX as the foundation for equal opportunities, highlighting the massive increase in female participation in sports and education. Ultimately, the resolution honors the achievements of women and reaffirms support for fair and equal competition.

This resolution officially designates June 23-27, 2025, as Academic Medicine Week to recognize the vital contributions of medical schools, teaching hospitals, and researchers. It highlights their critical roles in training future doctors, conducting medical research, and providing complex patient care. The bill also underscores the need for federal support to address physician shortages and maintain these essential services nationwide.

This resolution supports the designation of "Brain and Spine Metastasis Awareness Month" to highlight the critical need for increased attention to cancer that spreads to the brain and spine. It calls for boosting public awareness of specialized treatment options and improving access to cutting-edge clinical trials and dedicated research. The bill urges the Secretary of Health and Human Services to enhance education and support for specialized treatment centers for this condition.

This resolution strongly reaffirms the United States' commitment to promoting the safety and well-being of refugees globally. It criticizes recent administrative actions that suspended refugee admissions and travel bans, arguing they violate U.S. and international law. The bill calls for the immediate restoration of the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program and demands federal agencies uphold due process for asylum seekers. Ultimately, it asserts that welcoming oppressed people is central to American values and legal obligations.