Cory A. Booker

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This bill would set aside more money for programs that help train and place dental professionals where they are needed most. It would increase funding for a grant program from about $13.9 million to $15 million each year. This aims to improve access to dental care for people in communities with too few dentists.

This bill would remove cannabis from the federal list of controlled substances, meaning it would no longer be illegal under federal law. It would also clear the records of many people with past federal cannabis convictions and set up new programs to help communities and businesses affected by old drug laws. Federal agencies would create rules for taxing, regulating, and researching cannabis products.

This bill would create a grant program, setting aside $266 million each year for three years. Grants would go to state education departments, local school districts, and nonprofits. The goal is to help more students, especially those from historically underrepresented groups, enroll in advanced courses and STEM programs. It aims for fairer enrollment by using methods like universal screening, rather than subjective recommendations.

This bill would let people whose private information is improperly shared from the Epstein files sue the U.S. government. Currently, there's no clear way for individuals to take legal action if their personal or medical files are leaked. If passed, this bill would allow victims to seek financial compensation and other relief, making the government accountable for such disclosures.

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This bill would make the U.S. work more closely with countries like Egypt, Greece, Cyprus, and Israel. It aims to improve their energy security and defense. This would help them become a key part of a new trade route connecting India, the Middle East, and Europe.