House of Representatives

Bill S 2148 creates a New York research program to study the effects of violence in mass media, aiming to inform policies and enhance public understanding of its impact.

Bill S 390 allows certain family members of crime victims to read statements in court during sentencing, empowering them to share their emotional impact on the case.

Bill S 707 mandates managed long-term care plans to provide detailed annual reports, enhancing transparency and accountability for consumers and oversight agencies.

HRES 587 encourages U.S. schools and colleges to establish flag football programs for girls, promoting gender equity and expanding sports opportunities for female athletes.

The BURDEN Act simplifies reporting duties for elected officials, easing their administrative load while ensuring government transparency and accountability.

Bill S 724 mandates more ADA-compliant parking spaces at arenas, ensuring better accessibility for individuals with disabilities and promoting inclusivity at events.

HR 3808 enhances mental health services for seniors by increasing funding, expanding services, training providers, and promoting telehealth access for better care.

HR 4788 allows Members of Congress to carry concealed firearms in D.C. if they have a valid state-issued permit, exempting them from certain local laws.

HR 1821 HELD Act introduced March 4, 2025 and referred to the Judiciary Committee; no provisions released yet, so real-world impact is unknown.

The Stop Mental Health Stigma Act promotes awareness, funds community programs, and trains leaders to support individuals facing mental health challenges, fostering inclusivity.