Legislative Activity

This resolution expresses the support of the House of Representatives for designating October 14, 2025, as a "National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk." It honors his legacy as a leading advocate for free speech, individual liberty, and civic education, particularly among young Americans through his founding of Turning Point USA. The bill encourages citizens and groups nationwide to observe the day with activities promoting faith, liberty, and democracy.

The HOMEFRONT Act of 2025 primarily aims to streamline the management of military housing by exempting certain Department of Defense family and unaccompanied housing units from the National Historic Preservation Act review process. Additionally, this legislation explicitly bans the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in privatized military housing leases, rendering existing non-settlement NDAs invalid to protect tenants. These changes seek to balance operational needs with tenant rights in military residences.

The Veteran and Spouse Licensing Flexibility Act of 2025 aims to streamline the process for military families transitioning to civilian life. This bill mandates that states must recognize the professional licenses of veterans and their spouses for a period following the veteran's discharge or release. New states must grant immediate temporary licenses while processing the application, ensuring continuity of practice. Applicants must provide proof of service and attest to being in good standing across all previously held licenses.

The Blue Angels Act officially mandates that the U.S. Navy maintain its flight demonstration squadron, commonly known as the Blue Angels, based in Pensacola, Florida. This legislation requires the squadron to perform at least two annual shows in Pensacola and conduct a minimum of 60% of its training flights within the state annually. Furthermore, the bill protects the squadron's personnel and aircraft levels, preventing reductions below the staffing levels set as of July 31, 2025.

This bill seeks to formally codify Executive Order 14319 into federal law. By doing so, the provisions outlined in the Executive Order, which relate to preventing "woke AI" within the Federal Government, will gain the full force and effect of statute.

This Act aims to streamline the process for states to assume control over their own Section 404 clean water permitting programs from the EPA. It mandates the EPA to review and revise regulations to expedite state assumption of these programs. Furthermore, the bill establishes a strict 60-day deadline for judicial review of the EPA's approval of any state program.

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.