Legislation

This bill provides temporary funding to continue government operations for Fiscal Year 2026 while establishing the main spending blueprint for the year. It includes numerous short-term extensions for existing health, veteran, and miscellaneous programs, primarily through October 2025. Additionally, the legislation makes several targeted, permanent changes, such as enhancing Affordable Care Act subsidies and increasing funding for specific security and defense programs.

This resolution supports the official designation of "Operation Enduring Freedom Day" to permanently honor the service, sacrifice, and courage of those who served in the conflict. It specifically recognizes the service members, their families, and those who were killed or wounded during the 20-year operation. The bill encourages all Americans to observe this day with appropriate ceremonies and activities to ensure these sacrifices are never forgotten.

This resolution expresses support for designating October 1st as "National Latino and Latina Physician Day." It aims to recognize the vital contributions of Latino and Latina physicians to the U.S. healthcare system. Furthermore, the bill highlights the critical need to increase the number of Latino and Latina doctors to better serve the nation's growing diverse population.

This bill expresses the disapproval of Congress regarding a specific rule submitted by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) concerning adherence to the text of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). By utilizing the Congressional Review Act process, Congress is vetoing this particular HHS policy. Consequently, the disapproved HHS rule will have no legal force or effect.

This resolution officially recognizes the vital role of the Latino community in outdoor recreation and natural resource protection across the United States. It expresses support for designating the third week of September as "Latino Conservation Week" to celebrate their ongoing commitment to conservation. The bill highlights the importance of ensuring equitable access to nature for all communities.

This joint resolution expresses the disapproval of Congress regarding a specific rule issued by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) concerning the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska Integrated Activity Plan. By utilizing the Congressional Review Act process, this action invalidates the BLM's recently finalized decision. Consequently, the disapproved rule will have no force or effect.

This resolution congratulates the Seattle Sounders FC for making history by becoming the first Major League Soccer team to win all five major North American soccer trophies. Congress officially recognizes their recent 2025 Leagues Cup victory, which completed their historic collection of titles. The bill also acknowledges the team's dedicated players, staff, ownership, and the record-breaking fan support at Lumen Field. Finally, it commends the team's commitment to play equity through the RAVE Foundation.

This resolution supports designating September 19, 2025, as "National Stillbirth Prevention and Awareness Day" to recognize the devastating impact of stillbirths on American families. It aims to raise awareness, support proven prevention methods, and encourage further research and data collection to reduce stillbirth rates. The resolution also celebrates recent legislative action to increase federal funding for these critical efforts.

This resolution supports designating the week of September 21 through September 27, 2025, as "Gold Star Families Remembrance Week." The measure aims to officially recognize and honor the profound sacrifices made by families who have lost a loved one serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. It encourages communities nationwide to observe this week through acts of service and by celebrating the lives of these fallen service members.

This House Resolution strongly condemns all forms of political violence and threats against elected officials and public figures, regardless of political affiliation. It affirms that disagreements must be resolved through peaceful and democratic means, not intimidation or force. The resolution urges law enforcement to prosecute those who commit or encourage such violence. Finally, it calls on all leaders to cease using dehumanizing rhetoric and promote civil discourse.

This resolution expresses the strong belief of Congress in the fundamental human right to religious freedom globally. It urges the U.S. to maintain diplomatic engagement with nations that severely restrict these freedoms to promote both societal prosperity and stable partnerships. The bill specifically highlights countries flagged for serious religious freedom violations and affirms the U.S. commitment to leading international efforts on this issue.

This resolution officially recognizes the significant challenge of "diaper need" affecting families nationwide and expresses support for designating September 15–21, 2025, as National Diaper Need Awareness Week. It highlights how a lack of diapers impacts infant health, childcare access, and parental employment. The bill encourages public support and donations to the hundreds of local diaper banks working to provide this essential resource to struggling families.

This resolution supports designating July as "American Families Month" to recognize the vital role of strong, stably married, two-parent households in promoting social stability and positive child outcomes. It asserts that the nuclear family structure is foundational to American society and expresses concern over declining marriage rates. The goal is to raise public awareness about the benefits of stable families and encourage supportive policies.

This resolution officially recognizes the Suicide Awareness and Remembrance Flag as a symbol of the nation's commitment to ending military and veteran suicide. It also designates September 22nd as National Veterans Suicide Awareness and Remembrance Day to raise awareness and combat the stigma surrounding mental health for service members. The bill ensures the SAR Flag will be displayed daily above all Federal buildings to honor those lost and support those still serving.

This resolution formally acknowledges the hate and discrimination faced by communities following the September 11th attacks, including government actions that unfairly targeted them. It calls for an independent commission to review past policies and suggest remedies for ongoing profiling. Furthermore, the bill supports funding for community-led victim services and mandates a study on the long-term health impacts of this targeting.

This resolution officially recognizes the 250th birthday of the United States Navy, celebrating its long history since the Continental Navy was established in 1775. Congress expresses deep gratitude for the bravery and dedication of all past and present Sailors who have defended the nation. The bill reaffirms the Navy's vital role in global security, humanitarian efforts, and maintaining American strength worldwide.

The Homes for Heroes Act aims to enhance housing benefits for eligible veterans. This bill increases the maximum loan amount the VA will guarantee for certain veterans' home loans. Additionally, it updates the fee structure for veterans refinancing existing VA-guaranteed loans, often resulting in lower or unchanged fees for disabled veterans.

The Tax Excessive CEO Pay Act of 2025 imposes a federal income tax penalty on corporations whose CEO-to-worker pay ratio exceeds 50-to-1, calculated using a five-year average. If the ratio is too high, the standard 21% corporate tax rate will increase according to a specified penalty table. This measure applies to tax years beginning after December 31, 2025, with exceptions for smaller companies below a $100 million revenue threshold.

The DFC Modernization Act of 2025 updates the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation's framework by restricting aid to high-income nations and flagging specific countries of concern. It streamlines agency management by reducing the Board size and centralizing staffing authority under the CEO. Furthermore, the bill increases the DFC's equity investment capacity and significantly raises the federal government's maximum contingent liability for development obligations. Finally, it tightens rules for projects involving state-owned enterprises and repeals the European Energy Security and Diversification Act of 2019.

The Building US Infrastructure by Leveraging Demands for Skills (BUILDS) Act authorizes competitive grants to industry partnerships focused on key infrastructure sectors like energy, construction, and technology. These grants fund collaborations to develop training programs, align education with industry needs, and support worker recruitment and retention. The overall goal is to strengthen these critical industries by ensuring a skilled and competitive workforce through strategic planning and investment in work-based learning.