H. Morgan Griffith

This bill would create adult changing rooms in the Library of Congress and the Capitol Visitor Center. This means visitors and staff who need help with personal care, along with their caregivers, would have access to private, fully equipped facilities. Currently, these locations do not have such rooms.

Right now, there are no clear federal rules for cannabinoid hemp products. This bill would establish federal standards for how these products are made, labeled, and sold, including a minimum age of 21 for purchases. This means consumers would get safer, more transparent products, while businesses would follow new federal guidelines.

This bill would let the President award the Medal of Honor to John W. Ripley, a Marine Corps veteran, for his bravery during the Vietnam War. Current rules prevent this award due to time limits, but this bill would remove those restrictions. This means Ripley could receive the nation's highest military honor.

This resolution sets the rules for the U.S. House of Representatives to quickly consider three specific bills. It would allow votes on bills about affordable health insurance and federal Medicaid funding for certain procedures for minors. It would also mandate an amendment to a fourth bill concerning environmental review processes. This means the three bills would move through the House faster, with limited debate and fewer procedural challenges.

This resolution would allow the House of Representatives to vote on several bills. These bills cover topics like protecting college student athletes' rights, preventing foreign influence in K-12 schools, and reducing regulatory burdens for small businesses. It sets the rules for how these important debates and votes would happen on the House floor.

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This bill would allow the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to approve new nuclear facilities and changes to existing ones without a full hearing, as long as no one affected formally asks for one. They would still give 30 days' public notice before making a decision. This change could speed up the approval process for nuclear projects across the country.

This resolution would create specific rules for how the House of Representatives debates and votes on a bill that sets aside money for energy and water projects. It would also speed up the process for considering three resolutions that aim to block certain land management rules from the Bureau of Land Management.

This bill would make buying contact lenses online more secure and convenient. It would require online sellers to offer electronic ways for customers to send their prescriptions. They would also need to encrypt any personal health information sent by email. This means better privacy and easier processes for people who buy contacts online.

This bill would make most of Washington, D.C. part of Maryland, allowing its residents to vote fully in federal and state elections as Marylanders. A small area around federal buildings would remain under U.S. control, and people living there could vote in federal elections in their last home state.

This bill would require power plants to give 5 years' notice before they plan to shut down. It would also give federal regulators the power to order power plants to keep running if electricity service is at risk. This could lead to steadier electricity for homes and businesses, but might also mean higher costs and allow plants to bypass some environmental rules when following these orders.