Anna Paulina Luna

This bill, called the "Nutrition First Act of 2026," would change the rules for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). It would stop people from using their SNAP benefits to buy certain sugary drinks, candies, and prepared snacks. This means SNAP participants would have fewer choices at the grocery store, and stores would need to update their systems.

Kids under 13 would no longer be allowed on social media, and teens under 17 would not get personalized content suggestions. K-12 schools would also have to block social media on their networks and devices for students. These changes would affect social media companies, schools, and millions of children and teens.

This bill would ban social media accounts for children under 13 and stop personalized recommendations for anyone under 17. It would also require elementary and secondary schools to block student access to social media on school networks and devices. These changes aim to address concerns about social media's impact on young people.

A post office in St. Petersburg, Florida, would be renamed the 'Poul Hornsleth Post Office'. This change would affect the Postal Service, which would update its records. All official documents would also reflect the new name.

This bill would stop certain large investment companies, real estate trusts, and private funds from buying single-family homes. If it becomes law, these funds would also need to sell all the single-family homes they currently own within 10 years.

A new resolution would formally declare William J. Clinton and Hillary R. Clinton in contempt of Congress. If approved, each would face a $5,000 daily fine for not complying with a congressional subpoena. The Speaker of the House would then be tasked with enforcing this decision.

This bill would let Members of the House and Senate skip some federal airport security checks. They would not need to go through passenger and baggage checks when flying between their home airport and other places.

A bill called H.R. 6534 would remove an old rule that stops the U.S. from sending certain help to Azerbaijan. This means the U.S. government could offer various types of assistance to Azerbaijan, changing how the two countries interact.

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This resolution would set special rules for how the House of Representatives debates H.R. 2003, a bill that aims to lower federal student loan interest rates to 2 percent. If adopted, it would allow the House to consider H.R. 2003 more quickly by waiving certain procedural challenges and limiting debate time for members.

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This bill would stop Members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from owning or trading certain investments like stocks. If passed, they would need to sell off existing investments within 90 to 180 days. Those who break these rules would face financial penalties.