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Immigration Detention Conditions
See the bills on detention conditions and tell Congress what protections you want.
AI data centers and local power bills
Large AI data centers can bring jobs and computing capacity, but they also raise questions about electricity demand, water use, land use, tax incentives, and whether local households or businesses could carry any costs. This page tracks related bills and lets you tell officials what tradeoffs you want them to consider.
Gerber baby food lawsuit
Texas is suing Gerber and its parent company, Nestlé USA, alleging Gerber baby food contained arsenic, lead, and cadmium above federal benchmarks while being marketed as safe and rigorously tested. The suit says 67 batches of Gerber rice flour from 2017 to 2019 had more than nine times the arsenic allowed in bottled water. Gerber says its products meet FDA limits. Congress and the FDA set the federal limits and testing rules for heavy metals in food for babies and young children.
Flock Cameras and Surveillance
See proposals on camera surveillance, data sharing, and privacy safeguards.
Ranked Choice Voting
Explore federal proposals on ranked-choice voting and tell Congress where you stand.
Immigration and ICE
See the federal decisions shaping immigration enforcement, and tell Congress what safeguards and priorities you support.
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Advocacy Groups Sue Trump Administration Over Ballot Set Aside in Washington
Three organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration to prevent the federal directive to set aside 400 ballots in Washington state, which officials claim include U.S. citizens. The lawsuit argues that the list of alleged noncitizens is unreliable and lacks evidence of ineligibility. (Sources include: The New York Times, The Hill, CBS News)
Take action on Federal pressure on state voter rollsKennedy Allows Sale of Six Unapproved Peptides, Overruling FDA Concerns
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has issued a rule permitting specialty pharmacies to sell six specific unapproved peptide drugs, despite opposition from FDA scientists who cited safety concerns. This decision sidesteps previous FDA restrictions on these substances.
Take action on Compounded and unapproved wellness drugsSchumer accused of yearlong plot to plant 'decoy' candidate in critical Senate race
Schumer accused of yearlong plot to plant 'decoy' candidate in critical Senate race (foxnews); DOJ issues subpoenas in Alaska Senate race: Reports (thehill) (Sources include: Fox News, The Hill)
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Bills you should know about
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Federal farm policy affects food production, household food aid, and daily life in rural communities. This bill would set many of those rules through 2031. It could change how far…
Housing is hard to find and expensive in many places, and this bill tries to remove some delays and financing gaps that can slow new homes. It does not force cities to change zoni…
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…
Compounded drugs can help patients who need a medicine made in a special way, but poor controls can create safety risks. This bill would limit routine copying of drugs already sol…
This bill matters because it shapes what the military can prepare for, buy, build, and research in 2026. It could affect daily life for troops and families, cleanup near contamina…
The law could change both household taxes and access to federal help. Many taxpayers keep lower rates, and some workers gain new deductions. But some people who rely on health or…
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