Chrissy Houlahan

A new pilot program would send text messages to military service members and their adult family members stationed in Okinawa, Japan. These messages would share important updates on jobs, childcare, health benefits, and military policies. People would be automatically signed up but could choose to stop receiving texts at any time.

This bill would create a new National Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Center of Excellence. This center would help the U.S. make more of its own medicines, train skilled workers for the biotechnology field, and reduce dependence on foreign supply chains for important drugs. It aims to improve health, national security, and the economy.

This bill would require the Department of Defense to create a detailed plan within one year for how new biotechnologies affect national security. This plan would guide how the military uses these technologies, works with companies, and cooperates with international partners like NATO.

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This bill would create an Office of Civic Bridgebuilding within the Corporation for National and Community Service. This new office would start a pilot grant program to fund local groups working to reduce conflict and improve community connections. The office and its grants would be paid for entirely by private donations, not federal tax dollars.

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This bill helps people who have worked in public service get their federal student loans forgiven. It removes a rule that could block forgiveness if they are no longer in a public service job when they apply. This means more public servants who finished their service would qualify for relief.

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This bill would create a new network to help states coordinate their paid family and medical leave programs. It aims to make it simpler for employees to get benefits and for businesses to manage leave across different states. The goal is to reduce confusion and administrative work for everyone involved.