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The Senate would formally support designating September 8, 2026, as '988 Day.' This resolution aims to raise awareness about suicide as a serious public health issue and encourage more people to use the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline for help. It would also support efforts to expand mental health services across the country.
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Congress would formally find Leon D. Black in contempt for not responding to subpoenas. His case would then go to federal lawyers for possible legal action, aiming to make sure Congress's demands are met.
This bill would stop the government from using federal money to carry out a rule called "Public Charge Ground of Inadmissibility." Supporters of the bill argue this rule could impede immigrants' and their families' access to essential services like food, medical care, and housing. If passed, the bill would prevent the rule from being enforced using federal funds, aiming to prevent restrictions on access to these services.
This bill would create a new federal program to help communities and farmers reduce conflicts with wildlife, like animals damaging crops or livestock. It would offer training and support for nonlethal ways to keep both people and animals safe, starting in the government's budget year 2027.
This bill would create new ways to oversee presidential pardons, especially for those linked to the President or their team. It would make it clear that presidents cannot pardon themselves and would expand bribery laws to include pardons and top officials. People who get pardons would also have to report certain gifts they gave to the President.
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The bill would create a new federal website, "moms.gov," to help pregnant and new mothers find local resources like health services, childcare, and financial aid. It would also offer grants to states to build their own resource systems. However, certain entities would not be listed or receive funding, specifically those primarily offering abortions (with limited exceptions).
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