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H.R. 10160
H.R. 10160 aims to enhance mental health care for veterans by requiring the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to establish a minimum number of Vet Centers in each state. This initiative is intended to ensure better access to mental health services for veterans across the country.
Introduced Thomas Kean
H.Res. 1497
H.Res. 1497 is a resolution that commemorates the 13 U.S. servicemembers who lost their lives at Abbey Gate during the evacuation from Afghanistan in August 2021. The resolution likely expresses condolences, honors their sacrifice, and reflects on the circumstances surrounding their deaths during the withdrawal process.
Introduced Matt Van Epps
H.R. 10156
H.R. 10156 aims to provide funding for workforce development innovation grants. These grants will support the implementation, expansion, and evaluation of evidence-based programs designed to enhance workforce skills and job readiness. The goal is to improve employment opportunities and address workforce needs across various sectors.
Introduced Josh Harder
H.R. 10167
H.R. 10167 proposes to end the production of the penny by directing the Secretary of the Treasury to stop minting it. Additionally, it requires that cash transactions be rounded to the nearest 5 cents, meaning prices would be rounded up or down based on the final amount due in cash.
Introduced Lisa McClain
H.Res. 1492
H.Res. 1492 is a resolution that reaffirms the strong partnership between the United States and the Pacific Islands Forum, which includes its eighteen member nations. The resolution emphasizes a commitment to working together for stability, prosperity, and peace in the Pacific region.
Introduced Ed Case
H.R. 10161
H.R. 10161 aims to amend the Public Health Service Act by requiring states to ban the sale of certain products containing nitrous oxide in order to receive block grants for community mental health services. This legislation is intended to address public health concerns related to the misuse of nitrous oxide, particularly in the context of mental health support.
Introduced Thomas Kean
H.R. 10182
H.R. 10182 aims to amend the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1965 by requiring recipients of specific grants to create a comprehensive economic development strategy. This strategy must focus on increasing the accessibility of affordable housing, either directly or indirectly.
Introduced Nikema Williams
H.R. 10164
The BEDROCK Act aims to address issues related to the foundation and stability of critical infrastructure, possibly focusing on the maintenance, repair, or enhancement of essential services and facilities. It may involve funding or regulatory measures to ensure that infrastructure is resilient and capable of withstanding various challenges.
Introduced Robert Latta
H.R. 10180
H.R. 10180 aims to amend the National Institute of Standards and Technology Act to give the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) the authority to conduct certain assessments related to artificial intelligence (AI). Additionally, the bill imposes requirements on memorandums of understanding (MOUs) that involve AI, likely focusing on standards and regulations to ensure safe and effective use of AI technologies.
Introduced George Whitesides
S.2976
The HIRE Act imposes a 25% federal tax on payments made to foreign workers for services that benefit U.S. consumers, effectively discouraging outsourcing. It also eliminates tax deductions for these payments and requires reporting of such transactions to the IRS. The bill funds the Domestic Workforce Fund, aimed at supporting workforce development, retraining programs, and job creation in areas affected by outsourcing, with funding sourced from the new tax and penalties.
Introduced Bernie Moreno
H.R. 10143
The 'Jobs, Not Waste Act of 2026' (H.R. 10143) aims to permanently halt the use of Yucca Mountain in Nevada as a nuclear waste storage site. It proposes ending the current licensing process, withdrawing the Department of Energy's application for construction, and prohibiting future consideration of the site for nuclear waste disposal. Additionally, the bill mandates the Department of Energy to restore the site and address any environmental damage caused by previous activities. It also requires a study to explore alternative uses for Yucca Mountain that could create jobs and benefit the economy, such as defense facilities, renewable energy projects, or scientific research.
Introduced Susie Lee
H.R. 10147
H.R. 10147 aims to amend the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States by creating a new category for silicone prosthetics specifically designed for women who are breast cancer survivors. Additionally, it proposes a new category for mastectomy bras. This legislation is intended to provide clearer classification and potentially affect the import duties associated with these medical items.
Introduced Carol Miller
H.R. 10148
The Safeguarding America’s Nonprofits Act aims to provide protections and support for nonprofit organizations in the U.S. It likely includes measures to enhance their financial stability, improve governance, and ensure they can continue to serve their communities effectively, especially in times of crisis.
Introduced W. Steube
H.R. 10149
H.R. 10149 is a bill aimed at providing relief to an individual named Maria Cordova. While the specific details of the relief are not outlined, such bills typically address immigration issues, legal status, or humanitarian assistance for the individual mentioned.
Introduced Juan Vargas
H.R. 10145
The SOUND Pesticide Research Act (H.R. 10145) is a proposed law that would change how the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) evaluates the safety of pesticide residues in food. Currently, the EPA may use studies that examine the effects of pesticides over two generations of test species. This bill would require the EPA to use more comprehensive studies that cover at least four generations. The goal is to ensure that the EPA's decisions about pesticide safety are based on more thorough and long-term data. Additionally, the bill mandates that within 180 days of becoming law, the EPA must review all existing pesticide residue decisions to see if they meet this new standard. The agency would then have two years to report to Congress on any changes made as a result of this review.
Introduced Nancy Mace
H.Res. 1487
H.Res. 1487 is a resolution that recognizes and honors the 1960 University of Missouri Tigers football team for their achievements during that season, which include an undefeated regular season, a victory in the Orange Bowl, and a claim to the national championship title for that year.
Introduced Wesley Bell
H.R. 10140
The SPF Act of 2026 directs the National Park Service (NPS) to study and report on ways to provide sun protection, such as mineral-based, broad-spectrum sunscreen, to visitors in national parks at low or no cost. The report must consider options like public-private partnerships, collaborations with nonprofit organizations, and the use of existing NPS funds. Additionally, the report should assess the potential environmental impacts of distributing sunscreen in parks.
Introduced Debbie Dingell
H.R. 10146
The AI Advertising Disclosure Act (H.R. 10146) is a proposed law that would require companies operating AI tools with over 50,000 monthly users to clearly inform users when content is influenced by paid partnerships. This includes AI-generated responses that mention or promote products due to commercial deals, use data provided by third parties under such arrangements, or contain affiliate links. Disclosures must be clear, easy to see, and explain the nature of the commercial relationship. The bill also prohibits AI tools from denying their AI nature or commercial ties when asked, and from presenting sponsored content as unbiased. Companies would need to keep records of these commercial arrangements and allow users to inquire about them. The Federal Trade Commission would enforce the law, with penalties for violations, and the law would take effect 12 months after enactment.
Introduced Seth Magaziner
H.R. 10138
H.R. 10138 aims to authorize the U.S. government to impose sanctions on individuals and entities involved in the production and distribution of illegal synthetic narcotics by China. This legislation is likely intended to combat the opioid crisis by targeting suppliers of harmful drugs that contribute to addiction and overdose deaths in the United States.
Introduced Jake Auchincloss
H.R. 10139
The Ratepayer Bill of Rights Act of 2026 (H.R. 10139) is a proposed law introduced by Representative Henry Cuellar on August 24, 2026. It aims to protect consumers from potential cost increases associated with large data centers—facilities that require significant electricity and water resources. The bill mandates that data centers with peak electricity demands of at least 50 megawatts or daily water usage of 100,000 gallons disclose their projected and actual resource consumption, infrastructure developments, associated costs, and any public assistance received. This information must be presented in plain language and made publicly accessible. Additionally, the bill requires data centers to bear the costs directly caused by their projects, preventing these expenses from being passed onto other utility customers. It also enforces independent assessments to ensure that data centers do not compromise water availability or electric reliability for existing consumers. Public notice and transparency measures are included, such as mandatory public meetings and disclosures of financial interests by officials involved in decision-making. Enforcement provisions allow federal and state regulators to audit compliance, order refunds, and impose penalties for violations.
Introduced Henry Cuellar
H.Res. 1488
H.Res. 1488 is a resolution that recognizes August as 'Chicano/Chicana Heritage Month' to honor and celebrate the contributions of Mexican Americans to the history and culture of the United States. The resolution aims to promote awareness and appreciation of the significant role that Mexican Americans have played in shaping American society.
Introduced J. Correa