Erin Houchin

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This resolution would set the rules for the House to debate three other bills. These bills are about showerheads, energy rules for mobile homes, and government spending. The spending bill covers the budget year ending September 30, 2026. If adopted, it would allow these bills to be debated and voted on faster by removing some procedural hurdles.

A presidential order aimed at stopping government waste and fraud would become permanent law. This order helps stop waste, fraud, and abuse in the government by making agencies share information better. If passed, future presidents could not easily change these efforts, which could lead to a more efficient government for taxpayers.

An existing presidential order about 'better design' would become a federal law. This means government agencies would have to follow these design rules when creating services and buildings. People could then see improvements in how they use government programs and facilities.

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This bill would stop certain social media companies from letting anyone they know is under 16 create or keep an account. It would also require these companies to shut down existing accounts for known minors and delete their personal information.

This bill would make dyslexia a distinct disability under federal education law, giving it its own definition. It would also make sure all eligible students, especially those from low-income families or who are learning English, get the same help and services.

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This resolution would help Congress quickly approve a bill to keep the government funded for the upcoming budget year. It would also shorten a deadline for other House rules from March 31, 2026, to January 31, 2026, and speed up a resolution honoring Charles "Charlie" James Kirk.

This bill would create new online guides and tools from the Federal Trade Commission to help parents, teachers, and kids learn how to use AI chatbots safely and responsibly. These resources would cover topics like identifying safe use, understanding privacy, and best practices for parents supervising their children's use of AI tools.