Law Enforcement, Homeland Security & Public Safety
H.R. 10326 (PROOF Act)
Purpose: Enhance information-sharing capabilities between federal law enforcement and state agencies to investigate and prosecute fraud in major federal programs while safeguarding individual privacy.
Key Provisions: Authorizes state administrators to share program data with the Attorney General; enforces strict encryption, data destruction, and Privacy Act protocols; mandates a report to congressional committees on fraud investigations and convictions.
H.R. 9394
Purpose: Enhance U.S. preparedness and response capabilities specifically targeting agroterrorism threats to the agriculture and food infrastructure.
Key Provisions: Requires DHS to conduct a comprehensive agroterrorism response exercise within four years featuring biological threat scenarios; mandates an after-action report to Congress detailing findings, operational lessons, and recommended legislative actions.
H.R. 9327 (PEARL Act)
Purpose: Provide emotional support and comfort to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel through animal rescue and training.
Key Provisions: Establishes a three-year "CBP Support Dog Pilot Program" within 60 days of enactment to adopt, train, and utilize shelter dogs as support animals.
National Parks, Lands & Natural Resources
S. 1051
Purpose: Preserve, protect, and interpret the history of the Greenwood District, Black Wall Street, and the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
Key Provisions: Establishes the Historic Greenwood District—Black Wall Street National Monument as a National Park System unit; authorizes property acquisitions; creates an 11-member Advisory Commission to guide management and development.
H.R. 2317
Purpose: Promote economic development, flood protection, and resource conservation in northern Nevada.
Key Provisions: Contains 12 titles authorizing public land conveyances (including ~67 acres for conservation and ~7,777 acres to Douglas County) and correcting historical public land errors.
S. 1377
Purpose: Protect and preserve the historic wild horse herd within Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Key Provisions: Mandates the maintenance of a genetically viable herd of at least 150 horses in the park's South Unit; restricts arbitrary removal; requires annual public reporting on population health and structure.
H.R. 4931
Purpose: Provide flexibility and administrative efficiency for leasing arrangements within the National Park System.
Key Provisions: Authorizes the Secretary of the Interior to extend existing park unit leases without open bidding if the lessee has maintained compliance for at least five years and the National Park Service Director deems it beneficial.
Energy, Utilities & Infrastructure
H.R. 9340
Purpose: Establish a fair federal standard for recovering full infrastructure upgrade costs from massive industrial energy users.
Key Provisions: Amends the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 to require electric utilities serving peak loads of 100 megawatts or more to design rates covering full incremental generation, transmission, and distribution upgrade costs, backed by mandatory financial assurances.
Government Operations, Records & Public Information
H.R. 9342
Purpose: Modernize Government Publishing Office (GPO) structures, enhance public access to digital and tangible government records, and increase administrative transparency.
Key Provisions: Revises Superintendent of Documents sales programs; codifies public information systems like the Federal Depository Library Program; requires government components to notify the GPO of all issued content; repeals the hardbound Congressional Research Service Annotated Constitution requirement.
H.R. 9360
Purpose: Streamline and modernize the preservation framework governing official congressional records.
Key Provisions: Sunsets the Advisory Committee on the Records of Congress 60 days post-enactment; transfers robust management, review, and annual reporting duties to the Director of the Center for Legislative Archives alongside the Archivist, Secretary, and House Clerk.