Josh Gottheimer

Businesses would get a new tax credit for training their employees in artificial intelligence (AI). This bill would let companies claim 30 percent of their AI training costs back, up to $2,500 per employee. It aims to help workers gain new skills and make it easier for businesses to provide this training.

This bill would create a new federal program to help states set up or expand mobile vaccination units. This means children, teenagers, and adults could get recommended shots more easily, especially in places where it's hard to get to a clinic. States would apply for federal grants to cover the costs of these units.

This bill would require the Secretary of Transportation to propose new federal rules for seat belts on all new school buses. This proposal would need to happen within 180 days of the bill becoming law. The goal is to improve safety for school children who ride buses.

This bill would create a national system to automatically tell employers if their commercial drivers' licenses or driving records change. This means companies hiring truck or bus drivers would know faster about issues like suspensions or accidents. Employers of school bus drivers would be specifically required to use this new system.

This bill would increase the money the U.S. is allowed to spend working with Israel to counter unmanned systems, often called drones, from $55 million to $100 million. It would also require the Pentagon to send yearly reports to Congress about these joint efforts and the threat posed by Iran's drones.

This bill would create a new federal task force to fight hate and discrimination against Sikh Americans. This task force would define anti-Sikh hate. It would also educate law enforcement and schools, and report on related hate crimes. It aims to better protect the Sikh community from ongoing prejudice and violence.

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The Porch Pirates Act of 2025 would make stealing packages a federal crime, even if they've already been delivered to your porch or a pickup spot. This extends federal protection to packages from the moment they arrive, not just while they are being shipped.

This bill would require that gift shops and visitor centers in National Parks only sell products made in the United States. This means items would need to be assembled, significantly processed, and mostly sourced from the U.S. It would affect park shop operators, manufacturers, and visitors, taking effect one year after becoming law.

This bill would create a new Lung Cancer Task Force within the National Institutes of Health. This group would study how lung cancer research, funding, and patient care compare to other diseases. It would also examine screenings and suggest ways to boost federal funding for lung cancer research.

This bill would require state Medicaid programs to cover lung cancer biomarker testing. This means people with lung cancer on Medicaid would get these specific tests. The new coverage would start on January 1, 2027.

This bill would require Medicare to cover lung cancer biomarker testing for people diagnosed with lung cancer. It would also make sure Medicare pays 100% of the reasonable costs for these tests. This means patients would not have out-of-pocket costs for these specific tests, starting January 1, 2027.