Legislative Activity

The Student Financial Clarity Act of 2025 aims to dramatically increase transparency in college costs for consumers. It mandates the publication of detailed, program-specific financial data on the College Scorecard website, broken down by student demographics. Furthermore, the bill establishes a Universal Net Price Calculator to provide personalized cost estimates for prospective students. These changes are designed to help students better understand the true net price of specific programs before enrolling.

The **SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Reauthorization Act of 2025** is a comprehensive bill designed to strengthen the nation's response to the substance use disorder crisis across prevention, treatment, and recovery. It locks in funding for key health initiatives, expands overdose tracking, enhances cybersecurity for crisis hotlines, and increases resources for workforce development and community recovery infrastructure through 2030. The legislation also clarifies provider definitions and updates requirements for mandatory prescriber training programs.

This bill proposes to expand the geographic area covered by the Delta Regional Authority. Specifically, it seeks to add the Kentucky counties of Hancock, Ohio, and Daviess to the Authority's designated region. This amendment updates the counties eligible for the Authority's development programs.

The Mammoth Cave National Park Boundary Adjustment Act of 2025 authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to acquire approximately 551.14 acres of land to expand the boundaries of Mammoth Cave National Park. This addition, detailed on a specific map, modifies the park's existing boundaries in Edmonson and Barren Counties, Kentucky.

This bill allocates $32,293,696 for the Committee on Energy and Commerce's expenses in the 119th Congress, covering staff salaries and other necessary costs. It divides the funds into two yearly limits and mandates that all payments be made through vouchers approved by the House Administration Committee. Funds provided by this resolution must be spent following the rules set by the House Administration Committee.