New bill would pay whistleblowers 10-30% of fines over $1M for reporting illegal AI chip exports to U.S. adversaries. Stop Stealing our Chips Act also protects tipsters from being fired.
New bill targets shady tax preparers: background checks, mandatory training, and a new felony charge for fake preparer IDs. Penalties for errors jump from $50 to $250 per violation.
New bill would create a federal Lung Cancer Task Force at NIH to investigate why America's deadliest cancer gets less research funding than others. Report to Congress due in 180 days.
New bill would require Medicaid to cover lung cancer biomarker testing starting in 2027, expanding access to precision cancer treatment for low-income patients nationwide.
New bill would require Medicare to fully cover lung cancer biomarker testing starting 2027. These tests match patients to targeted treatments based on tumor genetics — no copays for seniors.
New bill targets corporate price gouging on tariffed goods. The No GOUGE Act would ban big companies from raising prices beyond actual tariff costs for 5 years, with FTC enforcement.
New bill would exempt rural housing projects on already-developed lots from federal environmental reviews, aiming to speed construction of USDA-backed homes. Excludes wildfire and flood-risk zones.
New bill proposes up to $12B in Small Business Administration loans over 5 years to help small builders construct rental apartments, aiming to ease the U.S. housing shortage.
New bill would let workers 50+ roll 401(k) money into a retirement annuity while still on the job, and require plain-language rollover notices. Bipartisan measure heads to House Ways and Means.
New House resolution would officially recognize Ukraine's 1932-33 Holodomor famine as a Soviet genocide that killed millions, while also condemning Putin's current war in Ukraine.
Bipartisan House bill HR 6325 proposes requiring the Pentagon to report on five years of Other Transaction Authority deals, detailing prototype awards & which transitioned to full production.
New bill orders the Pentagon to deliver a 180-day plan to speed up building secure classified facilities for defense contractors, using AI tools and shared commercial spaces.
New bill would pay whistleblowers 10-30% of fines for reporting illegal U.S. weapons exports. State Department gets 120 days to build an anonymous tip portal and protect tipsters from being fired.
New House bill would let 'short-term' health insurance plans last up to 3 years. Supporters say it fills coverage gaps; critics warn the plans can skip pre-existing condition protections.
New bill would block people convicted of violent misdemeanor hate crimes from buying or owning guns. The Disarm Hate Act adds them to the same federal ban list as felons and domestic abusers.
New bill would make it harder for federal buildings to adopt stricter energy efficiency rules — especially ones pushing buildings off fossil fuels. Sponsors cite grid reliability and housing costs.
New bill would repeal tariffs on 40 Indo-Pacific countries including Japan, South Korea, India, and Vietnam. Sponsors say the tariffs hurt US allies and raise consumer prices.
New bill would cut federal police grants by up to 15% for states that allow cashless bail for violent-crime defendants without a dangerousness hearing first.
New bill would let US students studying abroad keep federal financial aid even when up to 12.5% of their foreign college program is taught online — as long as they stay in that country.
New bill would ban lead ammunition on all U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lands within one year. Hunters caught using lead bullets could face fines up to $5,000.
New bill would force the Army Corps of Engineers to consult local sponsors before scheduling dredging projects, and put commercial ports ahead of recreational waters on the priority list.
New bipartisan bill would let Medicare directly pay genetic counselors starting 2027. Could expand access to genetic testing guidance for seniors facing cancer or rare disease risks.