Kevin Kiley

This bill would stop states from charging taxes on assets based on their value from past years. This prohibition would apply to people who no longer live in that state when the tax law is passed. It aims to prevent states from imposing retroactive taxes on individuals and would limit states' power to collect certain taxes.

This bill would update an old law to give the Forest Service more power to manage land in the Lake Tahoe Basin. It would also help the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California acquire and manage land important to their culture, addressing their limited land ownership in the area. These changes would take effect immediately if signed into law.

Families with Housing Choice Vouchers could keep their rental help if they move. This bill would make local housing agencies continue payments, even if a family moves outside the agency's area. This applies unless the new rent costs over 10 percent more than the old rent.

This bill would create a new grant program through the National Academy of Sciences. This program would help researchers and developers create safer artificial intelligence models. The goal is to reduce unknown risks as AI technology grows rapidly.

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This bill would limit states to redrawing their Congressional districts only once every ten years, after the national census. This means voters would see more stable district lines, as states could only make changes again if a court ordered it to fix a legal issue. These changes would apply to any redistricting done after the November 2024 election.

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This bill would make it clear that direct sellers and qualified real estate agents are independent contractors, not employees, under the Fair Labor Standards Act. This change would remove confusion about their employment status for both these workers and the businesses they work with.

This bill would set clear rules for what inventions can get a patent, ending years of confusion. It would get rid of old court rules that have confused inventors and businesses about what qualifies for a patent. This means inventors would have a clearer path to protecting their new processes, machines, or discoveries.

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