New projects can bring jobs and computing capacity, but they also raise questions about electricity demand, water use, tax breaks, and who pays for grid upgrades. Tell officials what tradeoffs matter most.
A new analysis says hundreds of hospitals could be vulnerable. Tell senators whether hospital protections should be part of the next health-care deal.
A House-passed bill would require public elementary and middle schools to get parental consent before changing a student’s pronouns, gender markers, preferred name, or sex-based accommodations.
The bill would stop the VA from reporting a veteran just because they have a benefits fiduciary, unless a court finds danger to self or others.
Section 702 lets the government collect foreign intelligence, but the fight is over when searches involving Americans should require a warrant.
The issues driving the most constituent messages this week.
Follow the latest war-powers fight and tell your officials what role Congress should play.
A Utah data-center project is drawing attention. Track related bills on power demand, water, tax incentives, and public costs.
Section 702 lets U.S. intelligence agencies collect communications of non-U.S. people outside the country for foreign-intelligence work. The debate people are following is what happens when Americans' names, phone numbers, or emails are used to search that collected data, and whether a warrant should be required. Congress renewed the authority through S.4465; related reform bills continue the debate over warrant rules and oversight.
News stories that connect to live legislation. Every briefing has an action.
Gunman who opened fire near White House was known to Secret Service (theguardian); Viral video shows ABC reporter ducking for cover after gunfire near White House (foxnews)
Take action on 3 billsReports indicate that an agreement to conclude the conflict with Iran is nearing completion. The deal would also facilitate the reopening of the strategic Strait of Hormuz. (sources: foxnews, aljazeera, theguardian, nbcnews, thehill)
Take action on 3 billsA federal judge has dismissed charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, citing concerns over the motivations behind the prosecution. The case was linked to his challenge of a deportation order. (sources: pbs, nbcnews, thehill, npr, cnbc)
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Substantive bills with broad relevance, real public attention, or meaningful movement in Congress.
Farm bills shape who gets federal farm help, how food aid works, and how rural communities get support. This bill would keep those programs running through 2031 and change several…
Housing is expensive in many places because too few homes get built, and this bill tries to remove some of the barriers that slow building down. It matters because even small dela…
Credit card payments often depend on networks chosen before the customer ever pays. This bill would give stores more say in that process for many cards. It could affect fees, paym…
This bill matters because many young people use apps, games, social media, and school tools that collect a lot of personal data, and current federal law does not fully cover teens…
This bill matters because it could change the rules for many of the apps and websites that kids and teens use every day. It tries to reduce serious harms and give families more co…
Many Medicare patients deal with obesity or weight-related health problems, and this bill could make treatment easier to get. It could open the door to more counseling options and…
The crypto industry has operated in a legal gray area for years, with no clear rules about which agency is in charge or what protections investors get. This bill would change that…
Drawing heavy public attention on Congress.gov this week.
In the news across 23 outlets in the last 48 hours, with a floor vote likely soon.
In the news across 61 outlets in the last 48 hours.
