Glenn Thompson

This bill would extend many Department of Agriculture programs related to farming, food assistance, and rural development until 2031. It would also create new programs and update existing rules for things like crop insurance, conservation, and food aid, affecting farmers, rural residents, and those receiving food assistance.

The House of Representatives would officially support "Career and Technical Education Month" and recognize the importance of these programs. This resolution would encourage educators, counselors, and parents to promote career training as a respected path for students. It aims to highlight the value of skills-based education for students and the workforce.

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This bill would make the Department of Veterans Affairs' special mammogram program permanent, removing its "pilot" status. It would also require the VA to offer at least one mammography option in every state and Puerto Rico within two years, ensuring accessible services for veterans with disabilities.

The House of Representatives has assembled, but the President needs to be formally told they are ready to receive messages. This bill would create a small committee of two House Members to deliver that official notice. This step helps the House begin its legislative duties.

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This bill would set specific daily meeting times for the U.S. House of Representatives. This means members of the House would have a clear schedule for when their legislative sessions begin each day. Currently, these times are not specifically set by this resolution.

This bill would let health care workers and first responders keep more of their Social Security retirement benefits. It would stop certain wages from reducing their benefits, covering work done during the COVID-19 pandemic and during future public health emergencies. This means they could earn more while receiving Social Security without their payments being cut.

This resolution would celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) on November 29, 2025. It would formally honor the millions of children with disabilities who have benefited from the law and commend the families and educators who support it. The House of Representatives would also reaffirm its commitment to ensuring all children with disabilities get a high-quality education.

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