Angus S., Jr. King

This bill would let disabled veterans receive full benefits from two different Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) programs at the same time. Currently, a rule limits veterans from getting assistance from both the Veteran Readiness and Employment program and VA education programs. If passed, this bill would remove that restriction.

This bill would require many employers to post notices in their workplaces detailing federal and state benefits for veterans. This means veterans and job applicants would easily find information on resources like the Veterans Crisis Line where they work. Federal agencies would create and regularly update these notices.

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This bill would cancel a rule from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). This rule, put in place in March 2025, explains how HHS follows a law for making new policies. If this bill passes, the HHS rule would no longer be valid or have any power.

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This bill would create a new group called the Advisory Committee on Falls Prevention. Its job would be to help older Americans avoid falls and related injuries. The committee would make a national plan, check on government efforts, and suggest new programs. These could include Medicare covering simple home changes and proven prevention services. The aim is to make falls prevention work better across the country.

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The Working Waterfront Disaster Mitigation Tax Credit Act would create a new tax credit for certain businesses located on the waterfront. These businesses could get a tax credit for up to 30% of the cost of projects that protect their property from natural hazards like floods and erosion. This would help businesses that rely on navigable waters, such as those involved in fishing or boatbuilding, make their properties safer.