Legislation

This resolution officially commends and congratulates the Las Vegas Aces on winning the 2025 Women's National Basketball Association championship. It recognizes the team's remarkable season, including their historic winning streak and playoff performance. The bill also honors the individual achievements of players like A'ja Wilson and Chelsea Gray, as well as the leadership of Head Coach Becky Hammon. Finally, it commends the entire organization for their commitment to excellence and for representing the Las Vegas community and the State of Nevada.

This bill authorizes the use of Emancipation Hall in the Capitol Visitor Center for a special event on December 16, 2025. The event is specifically designated for the unveiling of the statue honoring Barbara Rose Johns. All necessary preparations for the unveiling must adhere to the conditions set by the Architect of the Capitol.

This resolution officially designates December 2, 2025, as "World Nuclear Energy Day." It recognizes the historical milestones and significant contributions of nuclear energy to the U.S. economy, national security, and carbon-free electricity generation. The resolution celebrates the innovators in the field and encourages continued global cooperation in advancing safe nuclear technology.

The Benay Taub Lung Cancer Research Act establishes a Lung Cancer Task Force within the National Institutes of Health. This task force is charged with examining disparities in lung cancer research, funding, and patient access compared to other diseases. The Act mandates that the Task Force submit a report to Congress with findings and recommendations, including proposals for increasing federal research funding.

The Safe and Affordable Transit Act establishes a new grant program to fund public transportation safety improvements, including hiring additional security personnel and upgrading infrastructure. It also mandates a comprehensive study on effective crime prevention tactics for transit agencies. These measures aim to enhance security for both passengers and transit workers.

The Grasslands Grazing Act of 2025 amends federal law to explicitly make national grasslands eligible for grazing leases and permits. This is achieved by updating terminology within the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976 to include these lands under existing grazing authorization structures. The act clarifies eligibility without altering other existing laws governing these lands.

This bill, the Lung Cancer Medicare Access to Precise Testing Act, mandates that Medicare begin covering lung cancer biomarker testing for diagnosed individuals starting January 1, 2027. The legislation ensures Medicare will pay 100 percent of the reasonable charges for these tests, which analyze tissue or bodily fluids to identify specific biomarkers.

The No GOUGE Act prohibits sellers from raising the price of "tariffed goods" by more than the direct costs resulting from a new or planned tariff for five years. This prevents companies from using tariffs as an excuse to charge unreasonably high prices, with specific rules for final goods, assembled products, and components. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is tasked with enforcement, while large companies face a presumption of violation following major tariff announcements. The bill also mandates annual reports from the FTC and other agencies detailing price changes and enforcement actions.

This bill mandates that the Secretary of Defense submit a detailed report to Congress regarding the Department of Defense's use of "other transaction authority" for prototype projects. The report must cover specific contract activity between 2020 and 2025, detailing the number of prototype awards and subsequent follow-on production contracts. Furthermore, the Secretary must assess trends, lessons learned, and provide recommendations to improve the transition from prototype to full production.

The RIGHT Act of 2025 establishes a new federal definition for short-term limited duration health insurance plans. This legislation permits these plans to have an initial contract duration of up to 12 months, with the total coverage period not exceeding three years from the original start date. The bill aims to clarify and regulate the availability of this type of coverage.

This bill mandates the Secretary of Defense to develop a plan to significantly speed up the accreditation and use of secure commercial facilities (SCIFs) by private industry. The goal is to streamline processes like construction and IT deployment to better support national security innovation and classified work. The resulting plan will propose policy changes, potential standardization, and digital tools to reduce approval timelines for industry partners.

The Main Street Home Builders Act of 2025 establishes a pilot program within the Small Business Administration (SBA) to support small businesses involved in building or managing build-to-rent multifamily housing. This program will provide loans through State development companies to help these small businesses construct or improve rental housing projects. The initiative includes specific requirements for lenders and ensures that funded projects result in the creation of new dwelling units.

The Deepfake Liability Act amends Section 230 to impose a duty of care on online platforms regarding cyberstalking and intimate privacy violations, including nonconsensual deepfakes. This protection is conditional on platforms implementing reasonable processes for prevention, data logging, and content removal. The bill also strengthens the TAKE IT DOWN Act by expanding its notice and removal process to cover these specific violations within 48 hours.

This bill mandates that state Medicaid programs must cover lung cancer biomarker testing for beneficiaries starting January 1, 2027. It amends the Social Security Act to establish this testing as a required benefit under Medicaid. The goal is to improve precision in cancer care through mandated diagnostic coverage.

The Rural Housing Regulatory Relief Act streamlines the process for providing federal housing assistance in rural areas by exempting certain residential construction or modification projects on existing infill sites from full environmental review under NEPA. This aims to reduce administrative delays and costs associated with building affordable homes where infrastructure already exists. The Secretary of Agriculture must report to Congress in five years on the impact of this exemption.

The Intelligence Community Property Security Act of 2025 establishes a new federal crime for the unauthorized access of clearly marked, restricted property belonging to any element of the Intelligence Community within the United States. This legislation introduces escalating criminal penalties for violations, ranging from 180 days for a first offense up to 10 years for subsequent offenses.

This bill officially designates the United States Postal Service facility at 28201 Franklin Parkway in Santa Clarita, California, as the "Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer Post Office Building." The legislation ensures that all future official references to this location will use the new name.

The Snap Delivery Modernization Act of 2025 updates the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 to formally integrate online food delivery services into the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This legislation defines "delivery platform or delivery services provider" to accommodate online purchasing using SNAP benefits. The bill makes technical amendments to ensure SNAP rules align with modern online food purchasing and delivery models.

This bill, the Determination of NEPA Adequacy Streamlining Act, amends the National Environmental Policy Act to allow federal agencies to rely on previously completed environmental assessments or environmental impact statements for new projects under specific conditions. Agencies can use prior reviews if the new action is substantially the same as the previously analyzed action. Alternatively, agencies may modify existing environmental documents to meet current requirements for new, but related, projects.

The Repealing Enrichment for Senators Exploited by Targeting Act, or the RESET Act, aims to eliminate specific notification requirements previously mandated for the Senate regarding legal processes for disclosing Senate data. This bill repeals Section 213 of the Continuing Appropriations, Agriculture, Legislative Branch, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Extensions Act, 2026. In essence, it removes existing Senate notification rules tied to data disclosure under legal scrutiny.