Legislation

This resolution officially designates January 23, 2026, as "Maternal Health Awareness Day." It aims to raise public awareness about the critical issues of maternal mortality, morbidity, and significant health disparities in the United States. The day encourages federal, state, and local entities to take action to improve maternal safety and eliminate inequities in care.

The Pregnant Students' Rights Act mandates that colleges and universities inform students about their rights, available accommodations, and resources supporting pregnant students who choose to carry their babies to term. Institutions must proactively share this information annually via email, handbooks, and on their websites. This ensures students are aware of support options and complaint procedures related to Title IX protections.

This resolution formally congratulates the Montana State University Bobcats football team for winning the 2025 Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) National Championship. It recognizes the team's historic victory, season achievements, and the leadership of coaches and university staff. The resolution also honors key players and extends appreciation to the entire MSU community for their support.

The CLEAR Path Act establishes permanent post-employment restrictions for certain high-level, Senate-confirmed officials who seek to represent or advise entities from designated "countries of concern" before the U.S. government. These restrictions apply to lobbying efforts intended to influence official decisions after leaving office. The bill also creates a formal, Congress-approved process for the Secretary of State to update the list of covered countries.

This bill establishes the Veterans Law Judge Experience Act of 2025, prioritizing candidates with significant legal experience for appointments to the Board of Veterans' Appeals. Specifically, it requires the Board Chairman to give priority to individuals with three or more years of professional legal experience related to laws administered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

This resolution commemorates the 30th anniversary of the first flight of the F/A-18 E1 Super Hornet and honors its three decades of service to the U.S. Navy and its allies. It recognizes the aircraft's significant operational history, combat contributions, and the dedication of the personnel who fly and maintain it. The resolution also directs that a copy be sent to the National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, where the prototype is now displayed.

The Children and Teens’ Online Privacy Protection Act significantly updates existing law to expand privacy protections for individuals aged 13 to 16 online. It imposes new obligations on digital operators regarding the collection, use, and deletion of personal information, including broader definitions for data like geolocation and persistent identifiers. The bill also mandates new security practices and grants specific rights to teens and parents to access, correct, or delete collected data.

This resolution celebrates the 40th anniversary of the International Coastal Cleanup in September 2025, recognizing its massive global impact since 1986. It highlights the millions of pounds of trash volunteers have removed and the resulting scientific data on ocean pollution. The resolution encourages public participation and emphasizes the critical need to reduce plastic pollution at its source.

This Act mandates an interagency review to accelerate research on lung cancer, specifically focusing on women and underserved populations. The review will identify opportunities to improve access to preventive services, such as lung cancer screening, and develop strategic public awareness campaigns. The goal is to address knowledge gaps and enhance early detection efforts for these groups.

This act establishes the Semiquincentennial Congressional Time Capsule to be created by the Architect of the Capitol. Its contents will be jointly selected by the four top congressional leaders and must be made of durable materials. The capsule will be sealed and buried in the Capitol Visitor Center, scheduled to be opened on July 4, 2276.

The 504 Program Risk Oversight Act mandates that the Small Business Administration (SBA) conduct and report on an annual portfolio risk analysis for all loans guaranteed under the 504 program. This detailed report, submitted to Congress and made publicly available, must analyze program risk across various dimensions, including industry concentration, loan size, borrower stage, and property type. The legislation also requires the SBA to detail the steps taken to mitigate identified risks.

The Protect Infant Formula from Contamination Act establishes stricter, time-bound notification requirements for manufacturers when infant formula tests positive for dangerous microorganisms, mandating immediate FDA consultation. It also requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to submit regular progress reports on strategies to enhance the safety and resiliency of the domestic infant formula supply chain. This legislation aims to ensure rapid response to contamination threats and improve long-term market stability.

The Health Care for Homeless Veterans Act permanently authorizes and expands eligibility for the existing Health Care for Homeless Veterans program. This legislation ensures continuous access to vital health services for a broader range of eligible homeless veterans. It also makes the related program offering additional services for homeless veterans permanent.

This joint resolution seeks to disapprove and nullify a specific rule issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs concerning "Reproductive Health Services." If enacted, this resolution would prevent the VA's September 2025 rule from having any legal force or effect.

The DATA Act of 2026 establishes a new category of utility called a Consumer-Regulated Electric Utility (CREU) designed to serve new, isolated electric loads. This bill grants CREUs broad exemptions from federal regulation under the Federal Power Act, FERC, DOE, and PURPA, provided they remain physically disconnected from the bulk-power system. The exemption ends immediately if the CREU connects to the main grid for any primary or backup power supply.

This resolution designates January 2026 as "National Stalking Awareness Month." It aims to raise awareness about stalking and applaud the efforts of organizations and individuals working to combat this crime and support victims. The bill encourages continued efforts by policymakers, service providers, and the media to promote awareness and ensure victim services are available.

This comprehensive bill focuses on strengthening retirement security through several key areas. It enhances savings opportunities by increasing catch-up contributions for older workers and expanding access to workplace plans. Furthermore, it aims to protect retirement assets by requiring investment decisions to prioritize financial returns and mandating greater fee transparency for savers. Finally, it promotes fairness by prohibiting discrimination in federal benefits administration and service provider selection.

The AIWISE Act directs the Small Business Administration (SBA) to develop and publish free, publicly accessible educational resources and modules about artificial intelligence (AI) for small businesses. These materials must cover topics like how AI works, risk management, privacy, and best practices for adoption. The SBA must ensure the content is accurate, current, and actionable, coordinating with experts and resource partners to support small business understanding and effective use of AI.

This resolution officially designates the week of January 25 through January 31, 2026, as "National School Choice Week." It expresses support for the week, recognizing the importance of diverse K-12 education options for empowering parents. The bill encourages all Americans to learn more about the educational choices available to families.

This bill mandates the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to conduct a comprehensive mental and physical health assessment for homeless veterans within three days of identifying their need for services. The assessment must result in a coordinated care and housing plan that is integrated with the veteran's electronic health record. Furthermore, the VA must ensure ongoing monitoring to guarantee veterans receive appropriate, timely care for their immediate and long-term needs.