Senate resolution condemns Trump's pardon of Binance founder who pleaded guilty to money laundering violations. Calls on Congress to address pardon power but creates no new laws.
Congress proposes reversing 2011 patent law changes. Bill would restore 'first-to-invent' system, eliminate administrative patent challenges, and strengthen inventor property rights.
Senate passed a bill reauthorizing the Congressional Award Program through 2028 β the bipartisan achievement program where teens ages 13-23 earn medals for volunteering, fitness, and personal goals.
New bill would phase out DC's 70% federal Medicaid match, dropping it to the standard state rate by 2030. Supporters call it fairness; critics warn 270K DC residents could lose coverage.
Senate passes bill ordering Commerce Dept to audit its own manufacturing and supply chain programs within 1 year. Goal: find waste, fix gaps, strengthen US factories after pandemic-era shortages.
Senate passed a bill requiring the FCC to publish a public list of US communications license holders owned or controlled by China, Russia, Iran, or North Korea. Annual updates required.
Senate bill would extend federal authority to detect and disable threatening drones near airports, stadiums, and government sites through 2028. The power technically expired September 30, 2025.
Senate joint resolution introduced by 31 Democrats proposes overturning a 2025 HHS rule that waives public comment requirements, aiming to restore public input on Medicaid and CHIP rulemaking.
New bill would require all commercial truck and bus drivers to pass a federal English proficiency test before getting or renewing a CDL. States that don't comply could lose federal highway funds.
House Resolution 825 proposes requiring the Trump administration to disclose records behind HUD's "Radical Left" shutdown message & Education Department furlough emails blaming Democrats, probing.
New bill would force the IRS to explain tax error letters in plain English β including the exact line you messed up and a bold deadline to fight back. Passed the House 3/31/25.