Michael R. Turner

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This bill would change when the federal government's budget year starts and ends. Instead of running from October 1 to September 30, the government's budget year would run from January 1 to December 31, starting in 2027. This change aims to align federal budgeting with the regular calendar year, requiring a special three-month budget for the end of 2026.

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Historic preservation efforts across the country would get more money for a longer time. This bill would set aside $250 million each year for the Historic Preservation Fund until 2035. This means state and tribal groups could continue their work saving important buildings and sites with increased federal support.

This bill would allow the Department of Veterans Affairs to get about 58 acres of land near Dayton National Cemetery. This land would be used to expand the cemetery, giving veterans and their families more options for burial services in the area. The land would be transferred at no cost to the government.

This bill, called the Susan Muffley Act of 2025, would make sure people from six specific terminated pension plans get their full promised benefits. It would increase monthly payments and provide a lump sum for any past underpayments, plus interest. This means thousands of retirees and their families would see their pension income restored.