Steve Cohen

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The House of Representatives would formally condemn President Donald Trump for a social media post made on February 5, 2026. This post included an image depicting former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as primates. The resolution also calls on President Trump to apologize for the post.

This bill would make roads safer by requiring new trailers, semitrailers, and single unit trucks to install side underride guards. These guards would help prevent cars and people from sliding underneath large trucks in crashes, reducing severe injuries and deaths. It also aims to improve how these crashes are studied and reported.

This bill would require federal law enforcement agencies to follow new, consistent rules when investigating incidents where their officers use deadly force. It would also create independent reviews of these investigations and set up a government-wide way to report such incidents. Currently, there are no uniform rules for these investigations across all federal agencies.

This bill would create a new federal tax credit for homeowners who remove lead hazards from older homes. Taxpayers could get back 50 percent of their costs. The credit would be capped at $3,000 for full removal or $1,000 for temporary fixes, with a total limit of $4,000 per home. This aims to make homes safer and reduce lead poisoning in children.

This bill would change how federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) money is given out to cities, counties, and states. It would send more funds to areas with higher poverty, more female-headed households, older housing, and overcrowding. This aims to direct resources to communities with greater needs.

This bill would make the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) more open to public input on its energy plans. It would create a new office to help people understand TVA's work. This office would also ensure the public has a stronger say in how TVA plans for energy, including new risks like extreme weather and public health.

This bill would require large data centers and cryptocurrency mining facilities to report their electricity use and sources. It would also set emissions standards for the electricity they consume, charging fees to facilities and electric utilities if these standards are not met. The money collected from these fees would help lower residential electricity costs and fund new clean energy projects.

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This bill would let the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) keep operating for up to 30 days during a government shutdown. This means air travelers and the aviation industry would see fewer disruptions to flights and safety oversight, as the FAA could use its dedicated trust fund money.