Jacky Rosen

The Senate would formally ask the President not to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell or cut her sentence. It says this would be unfair for crimes of child sexual abuse. The Senate would also support victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking.

This bill would require Small Business Development Centers to offer new help to small businesses. They would learn how to create work-based learning, apprenticeship, and job training programs. This aims to help businesses find and train employees.

This bill would make the State Department create a strategy to use big sports events like the World Cup and Olympics, hosted in the U.S. over the next decade, to improve America's standing and relationships with other countries. It would also create a special office and staff to carry out this plan, aiming to make visa processes faster for athletes and visitors. These strategies would be made public for everyone to see.

This bill would start two new exchange programs to help the U.S. mining industry. It would send American students to other countries to study mining. It would also bring foreign mining experts to U.S. universities. The goal is to build a stronger workforce for important minerals and fix a shortage of skilled workers.

This bill would give Carson City, Nevada, about 1,288 acres of federal land for public uses like recreation and flood control, and another 0.45 acres for expanding roads. It would also set new rules for selling other federal and city-owned lands, with the money from these sales going to local projects like wildlife conservation and wildfire prevention.

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This bill would require the U.S. government to regularly report on the Houthis' actions in Yemen, including their efforts to indoctrinate people, block humanitarian aid, and commit human rights abuses. It would also allow the U.S. to consider sanctions against Houthi members who are involved in these abuses or in taking U.S. citizens hostage.

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This bill would require the U.S. government to study new ways to help people in Iran get online. It would ask the Secretary of State to update an existing report, adding details on how technologies like satellite internet and direct-to-cell services could expand internet access and resist government censorship. This could lead to future efforts to support internet freedom for Iranians.

This bill would create a new type of tax-exempt organization focused on making drugs and medical devices more affordable and available. These groups could manufacture and distribute needed medical products without losing their non-profit status. This aims to help patients get access to cheaper medicines, especially those in short supply or addressing unmet health needs.

This bill would require the President to get Congress's approval before putting new taxes, called duties or tariffs, on groceries and other food-related items. This means that decisions about food prices would involve more people. Currently, the President can often make these decisions alone.

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