Legislation

This resolution formally expresses the House of Representatives' grave concern over the severe humanitarian crisis and widespread suffering of civilians in Gaza, alongside the plight of hostages. It urgently calls on the Administration to use all diplomatic tools to secure the release of all hostages. Furthermore, the bill demands the immediate delivery and secure distribution of essential humanitarian aid to address the catastrophic hunger crisis in Gaza.

The Bank Failure Prevention Act of 2025 establishes strict, accelerated timelines for federal agencies reviewing applications for bank mergers and holding company changes. This legislation mandates that agencies must either approve or deny applications within 90 days of submission, or the application is automatically approved. The goal is to streamline the regulatory process by imposing clear deadlines for completeness checks and final decisions.

The Executive Order 14292 Act of 2025 permanently codifies Executive Order 14292 into federal law. This action transforms the existing presidential order regarding the safety and security of biological research into a permanent statutory requirement. The bill ensures the established regulations for biological research maintain the full force and effect of law.

This bill establishes a Select Committee tasked with investigating allegations of a cover-up regarding President Biden's cognitive and physical health decline. The committee will examine the President's health status, past cancer diagnosis, the role of key individuals in any alleged concealment, and media influence. This investigative body has no legislative authority and must submit its final report, findings, and recommendations by December 31, 2025.

This resolution officially designates May 2025 as "National Wildfire Preparedness Month" to address the growing threat of intense and frequent wildfires nationwide. The goal is to raise public awareness about the increasing risks and encourage proactive steps for mitigation and readiness. This designation supports efforts across all levels of government and communities to promote home hardening, responsible land management, and effective evacuation planning. Ultimately, it seeks to educate the public on lifesaving actions to protect lives, property, and health from wildfire dangers.

The Accredited Investor Definition Review Act updates the criteria for who qualifies as an accredited investor under federal securities law. This bill specifically empowers the SEC to recognize additional professional certifications and credentials as a basis for accredited investor status. Furthermore, it mandates that the SEC periodically review and update this list of recognized credentials to ensure investor protection.

The Wildfire Reduction and Carbon Removal Act of 2025 establishes a new tax credit for capturing and storing carbon dioxide derived from forest residue waste. This credit incentivizes the secure storage or long-term utilization of carbon removed from sustainably sourced wood waste resulting from wildfire mitigation efforts. The bill mandates the development of strict sustainability and carbon accounting standards to ensure environmental integrity.

The Helicopter Operational Versatility and Enhanced Readiness (HOVER) Act of 2025 establishes a two-year operational test program for the Army to experiment with Optionally Piloted Vehicle (OPV) helicopters. This program requires converting at least three existing aircraft into OPVs to evaluate their effectiveness, cost savings, and integration into combat operations. The Secretary of the Army must report findings and recommendations on future procurement to Congress within one year of enactment.

This bill establishes a Select Committee in the House of Representatives to investigate the facts and circumstances surrounding an alleged "coverup of President Biden's cognitive decline." The Committee is tasked with reviewing evidence, evaluating government structure, and recommending legislative changes to prevent future issues. It will operate under specific procedural rules and must submit a final report with findings and recommendations by September 25, 2026.

This resolution formally condemns the violent antisemitic attack that occurred during a peaceful demonstration in Boulder, Colorado. It expresses strong support for the survivors and their families while acknowledging the national surge in antisemitic incidents. Finally, the bill calls on federal agencies to investigate the attack as a hate crime and support targeted communities.

This resolution formally condemns the Chinese Communist Party for the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre and its ongoing crackdown on human rights and freedoms in mainland China and Hong Kong. It demands that the PRC cease censorship regarding the massacre and uphold its commitments to Hong Kong's autonomy. Furthermore, the resolution expresses solidarity with victims and calls for accountability regarding abuses in Xinjiang and the suppression of democracy.

The Gerald E. Connolly Esophageal Cancer Awareness Act of 2025 aims to address the rapidly increasing and deadly rates of esophageal cancer. This bill mandates a report from the Comptroller General analyzing healthcare spending and screening rates for high-risk individuals within the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program. The ultimate goal is to improve early detection, as catching this cancer early significantly increases survival rates.

This bill establishes a fast-track procedure in the House of Representatives for immediately considering and voting on the joint resolution (H.J. Res. 91) regarding the President's national emergency declaration of April 2, 2025. It waives standard procedural rules to limit debate to one hour before a final vote. Once passed by the House, the Senate must be notified within one week.

This resolution formally commemorates and celebrates the extraordinary legacy of the late Honorable Raúl Grijalva for his decades of dedicated service in Congress. It specifically honors his unwavering advocacy for the people of Arizona and his significant contributions to environmental protection and Tribal rights across the nation. The bill recognizes his leadership in safeguarding sacred sites, advancing social justice initiatives, and securing resources for Indigenous communities.

This resolution expresses strong support for designating June as "National Annuity Awareness Month." It highlights annuities as a crucial tool for guaranteeing lifetime income and boosting retirement confidence. The bill encourages educational efforts across the country to inform consumers about how annuities can help meet their long-term financial security goals.

This resolution condemns the international practice of using "flags of convenience," where ships are registered in countries with lax regulations to avoid U.S. laws and standards. Congress asserts that this practice undermines national security by weakening the U.S. merchant marine fleet and enables illegal activities like illicit trafficking and environmental harm. The bill strongly supports the U.S. maritime industry while calling on international bodies to enforce higher global labor and safety standards for shipping.

This joint resolution formally establishes "Life Month" to affirm the fundamental value and inherent dignity of every human life as an unalienable right. It recognizes the Supreme Court's *Dobbs* decision and urges Congress to enact laws protecting unborn life. Furthermore, the resolution commends organizations and individuals who support pregnant women and new families.

This resolution officially recognizes the significant and growing contributions of independent workers, freelancers, and sole proprietors to the American economy. It highlights the substantial economic impact of this sector, which provides flexibility and opportunity for millions of Americans. Furthermore, the resolution expresses concern over potential legislation that could restrict the freedom and flexibility enjoyed by these independent workers.

This resolution officially designates the Friday before Memorial Day as **National Poppy Day** to honor U.S. veterans. It recognizes the poppy as a long-standing symbol of remembrance for those who died in service, inspired by World War I. The bill encourages all citizens to wear a red poppy on this day to show appreciation for our fallen service members.

The Medicare for All Act establishes a universal, nationwide health insurance program providing comprehensive coverage for all U.S. residents with no out-of-pocket costs. It fundamentally restructures healthcare financing by implementing global budgets for institutions and a new fee schedule for individuals, while phasing out existing federal programs like Medicare and Medicaid. The legislation also sets strict quality standards for providers and creates a dedicated Trust Fund to manage the system's finances.