Kat Cammack

This bill would create a new type of tax-free savings account for first-time homebuyers. It would let people save money for a down payment and other home costs without paying taxes on their contributions or earnings. This aims to make it easier for eligible Americans to afford their first home.

This bill would require online platforms to give kids under 18 more control over the content they see. It would make platforms explain how their recommendation systems work. It would also offer options to turn off personalized suggestions, setting a less personalized view as the default. This means minors would have more say in what shows up on their screens.

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The House of Representatives would express its support for routinely testing pregnant people for antiphospholipid syndrome (APS). This condition can increase the risk of miscarriages, stillbirths, and other pregnancy issues. The resolution also asks medical groups to update their guidelines to include this testing as a standard part of prenatal care.

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The House of Representatives would call for medical professionals and the public to get clearer information about treating ectopic pregnancies and miscarriages. This resolution aims to reduce confusion by asking medical groups and schools to explain that these treatments are legal and different from elective abortions. It would not create new laws but expresses the House's opinion.

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This bill would require all House employees to undergo criminal background checks by the Capitol Police. It would also make them report any payments from foreign governments or if they are foreign citizens, with these reports made public. This changes current House rules to add new transparency and security measures for congressional staff.

This bill would stop federal and state health programs, like Medicare and Medicaid, from using certain measures in health care coverage and payment decisions. These measures value the lives of elderly, disabled, or terminally ill people as less important. The bill would expand current protections to cover more programs and prevent these rules from being bypassed. The changes would take effect starting January 1, 2027.

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This bill would give Congress more say over rules made by federal agencies. It would require Congress to approve new major rules that increase government revenue. It would also set up a process to review and potentially end many existing rules. This could affect how quickly new regulations take effect and whether current ones stay in place, impacting businesses and the public.

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