Michael Cloud

This bill would change how amateur athletes compete in events like the Olympics. It would require national sports groups to make sure athletes only compete against others of their biological sex. The bill defines "sex" as a person's biological classification at conception. This means eligibility rules for many amateur athletes would be based on these new definitions.

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This bill would change how the federal government helps pay for Medicaid in the District of Columbia. Currently, the federal government pays 70% of the costs. This bill would gradually lower that guaranteed federal payment rate over several years.

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This bill, called the "Return to Sender Act," would stop any remaining money from being spent on specific programs created by the Inflation Reduction Act. It would take back funds that have not yet been committed and also get rid of the rules for those programs. This means federal agencies and programs that might have used this money would no longer have access to it.

This bill would stop the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) from supporting shelters that help reduce overcrowding in U.S. border facilities. It would also take back money previously set aside for this program. This means non-federal groups providing these services would lose federal funding.

This bill would stop senior federal employees, their spouses, and dependent children from buying, selling, or holding individual stocks and certain other investments. It aims to prevent conflicts of interest by requiring them to sell off these holdings within 180 days or place them in a blind trust. If passed, these new rules would take effect 12 months after becoming law.