Shelley Moore Capito

This bill would require the Department of Homeland Security to create a national plan to secure elementary and secondary schools from terrorism. This plan would identify security weaknesses and outline steps to fix them. The strategy would need to be created within one year and updated annually through 2033.

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This bill would make sure veterans have more options for pain relief that aren't opioids. It would require the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to add certain non-opioid pain medications to its list of approved drugs within specific timeframes. This means veterans could get these important treatments sooner.

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This bill would set aside about $1.7 trillion for federal agencies like the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education for the government's budget year 2026. This money would fund essential services such as job training, health programs, and schools, affecting millions of Americans from students to seniors. It also includes specific policy changes, like new rules for temporary foreign workers in the seafood industry.

This bill would increase money for state groups that review maternal deaths. It would also make sure hospitals and doctors get yearly updates on the best ways to prevent deaths during and after pregnancy. This aims to improve care and safety for pregnant and postpartum individuals across the country.

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Right now, Medicare and Medicaid generally don't cover prescription digital therapies. This bill would change that, making sure Medicare would pay for certain approved digital health tools starting January 1, 2026, and Medicaid would also cover them. This would help people access new, software-based treatments for various medical conditions.