John J. McGuire

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This bill would let female student athletes sue colleges and athletic associations in federal court. They could seek money for physical injuries or lost scholarships if these groups negligently or recklessly allow biologically male athletes to compete in female sports.

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This bill would let people take money out of their retirement accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs to help pay for a down payment or closing costs on a main home. They wouldn't have to pay income tax on that money. This also applies if they help certain family members buy a home, and those transfers wouldn't be taxed as gifts, but only for a limited time.

Older individuals selling homes to first-time buyers could avoid paying taxes on the profit from the sale. This would apply to homes sold for $500,000 or less. This tax break would take effect for sales after December 31, 2026, but would end after December 31, 2031.

This bill would require the government to approve a specific emergency exit route for the Wintergreen area in Virginia, crossing National Park Service land. Currently, approving such routes is up to the Secretary of the Interior's choice. This bill would make it mandatory if certain environmental and safety studies are completed, helping residents and visitors have a guaranteed escape route.

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This bill would prevent state regulators from approving electric utility rates if those utilities engage in specific diversity, equity, or inclusion (DEI) practices. It would also block rate approval if utilities consider certain environmental, social, or governance (ESG) factors when setting rates or making operational decisions. This means how your electric company sets its prices could change based on their internal policies.