John R. Curtis

This bill would require federal agencies to use new digital tools and a shared online system for environmental reviews. It aims to make the process quicker and clearer for businesses applying for permits. It also seeks to make it more transparent for the public to track projects and give feedback. This would replace many of today's slower, less coordinated paper-based or varied digital systems.

This bill would make it easier for people buying timeshares to understand what they're getting into. It would require companies to clearly show all costs and termination options in one document. Buyers would also get 14 days to cancel their agreement without penalty and review documents without company pressure.

Ally's Act would make most private health insurance plans cover hearing devices, like implants, and all related care. This includes check-ups, surgery, and therapy. People needing these devices would have their costs covered, similar to other medical benefits, starting in 2026.

This bill would create a new fuel reserve specifically for Western states like Arizona and California. It would store gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel to help prevent shortages. This means people in these states would have a more reliable fuel supply during emergencies.

This bill would make robocalls and texts using AI say so. It would also double fines and jail time for AI scams where people pretend to be someone else.

Highland City, Utah, would get its own unique ZIP Code. This bill would direct the United States Postal Service to designate it within about nine months if the bill becomes law.

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This bill, called the POST Act, would make security at federal buildings safer. It would require better training for contract security guards and improve how their shifts are managed. This means people working in or visiting these buildings could feel more secure.

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