David Kustoff

This resolution would let organizers hold a ceremony remembering victims of the Holocaust in Emancipation Hall on April 14, 2026. It would give official permission for the event to take place in this Capitol building space. The Architect of the Capitol would set rules for how the space is prepared.

This bill would create a new way for the government to take away tax breaks from groups that support terrorist organizations. It would set up a process for the Treasury Secretary to identify these groups and suspend their tax-exempt status. This means organizations found to be helping terrorists would no longer get special tax benefits.

This bill would make it a crime to knowingly send illegal robocalls and scam texts, with penalties up to 3 years in prison. It would also double the fines for faking caller ID information, aiming to protect Americans from unwanted and fraudulent calls.

This bill would create a special team at the Social Security office to help people whose identity has been stolen or who lost their Social Security card. If your Social Security number is used wrongly or your card gets lost in the mail, you would have one person to help you fix the problem. This would make it simpler to get these issues sorted out.

This bill would reverse recent changes to D.C. criminal justice, restoring older rules for sentencing and parole. It would also remove traffic cameras and let drivers turn right on red lights where they currently cannot. These changes would affect people in D.C.'s criminal justice system and all drivers in the city.

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This bill would make large athletic associations, like the NCAA, follow strict rules when investigating colleges or athletes. It sets clear timelines for notices, bans secret sources in hearings, and allows colleges to use independent arbitration for punishment disputes. The U.S. Attorney General would oversee these rules and could fine associations that don't follow them.

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This bill would update how Medicare pays for remote patient monitoring (RPM) services. It would mean higher payments for providers in some areas, especially rural ones, starting January 1, 2026. The bill also sets new quality standards for RPM, like requiring real-time medical staff availability for patients.

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