Carol D. Miller

This bill would create a new, faster way for express shipping companies to clear low-value packages through U.S. Customs. It would let them use electronic forms for shipments worth $600 or less, but would also add a new fee that replaces current import duties and charges.

A bill would let companies that produce refined coal claim a special tax credit for a longer time. Instead of a 10-year limit, they could get the credit until January 1, 2033. This change would apply to coal produced and sold after December 31, 2025.

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This bill would set aside money to create new programs that train doctors in rural areas. It aims to increase the number of physicians who practice in these communities, helping people in rural towns get better access to healthcare. Organizations could get grants to start these training programs or help others set them up.

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This bill would formally establish and fund a program to help rural communities fight substance use disorders, including opioid addiction. It would set aside $165 million each year from 2026 to 2030 to expand prevention, treatment, and recovery services. This means more support for people in rural areas struggling with addiction and related mental health issues.

This bill would help people with kidney disease on Medicare get new treatments and screenings more easily. It would make Medicare pay extra for new dialysis drugs and equipment for a longer time. The bill would also add kidney disease screenings to yearly check-ups and expand who can get and give kidney disease education.

This bill would let the President offer normal trade rules to products from most countries around the world. This means the U.S. would treat their goods the same as those from other trading partners. It would remove special, older trade rules that currently apply to these nations.

Companies that make parts for fusion energy machines in the U.S. would become eligible for an expanded tax credit. Manufacturers would get a credit equal to 25 percent of the sales price for these components, helping to encourage domestic production. The credit would start in 2026 but gradually decrease after 2031.

This bill would create a new grant program to help medical students get hands-on training in rural areas and communities that don't have enough doctors. This means more future doctors could choose to work in these high-need areas, improving local healthcare access for residents. Currently, there isn't a dedicated federal program for this type of training.

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This bill would extend several programs that help people leaving prison or jail get back on their feet. It would continue funding for services like job training, family support, and education through 2030. It would also add new options for housing and substance use treatment to these programs.