Gabe Evans

This bill would make sure that very large businesses pay the full cost of any major electric grid upgrades needed just for them. It would also require these businesses to put up money upfront for these upgrades. This aims to prevent regular families and smaller businesses from footing the bill for these specific projects.

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This bill would move the National Threat Evaluation and Reporting (NTER) Program, which helps state and local law enforcement identify violence threats, to a new office within the Department of Homeland Security. This change would also shift how the program is paid for, moving it away from intelligence funds to other government sources. The goal is to better align the program with its mission of supporting local partners.

This bill would make the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) better at working with federal, state, and local police. It would reorganize a DHS office to improve how they share information and connect with these agencies. The bill would also make sure state and local partners keep getting important intelligence help.

This bill would make it simpler for families of deceased veterans to get help with burial and funeral costs. It would combine different parts of the law into one clear section, especially making sure veterans who died from service-connected disabilities are covered. This means families would have a single, easier process to follow for these important benefits.

This bill would create a new way for Medicare to pay for skin substitute products used in wound care, starting in 2026. It would also add new rules to prevent fraud and waste related to these products and direct the FDA to review its approval process for certain advanced wound care materials. The goal is to ensure fair payments and better oversight for these medical treatments.

This bill would change how the government measures air quality when smoke from wildfires or controlled burns is in the air. It would make it easier for states to show that high pollution levels were caused by these events, rather than ongoing pollution. This could affect how areas are judged for meeting national clean air standards.

This bill would require the Federal Trade Commission to create a public report on how minors under 18 can get fentanyl through social media platforms. The report would look into how drug sellers use these sites and suggest ways for Congress to stop it. This aims to make online spaces safer for young people.

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This bill would set aside $15 million. These funds would help state and local police stop online drug sales, fund non-profits for public awareness, and provide equipment to protect officers.

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The U.S. House of Representatives would formally condemn the antisemitic terrorist attack that wounded at least 14 people in Boulder, Colorado, on June 1, 2025. This resolution would also affirm the importance of communication between state, local, and federal law enforcement and express gratitude for their work protecting the country.