Morgan McGarvey

This bill would make it easier for coal miners and their families to get black lung benefits. It would simplify the claims process, ensure benefits keep up with living costs, help cover legal and medical costs for claimants, and hold coal companies more accountable.

This bill would make it easier for families of miners to get Black Lung benefits by changing how claims are decided. It would also create a program to help pay for attorneys' fees and medical expenses for families fighting for these benefits, reducing their upfront costs. These changes would apply to many claims already in the system.

This bill would stop federal police from using 'no-knock' warrants. These warrants let police enter a home without saying who they are. The bill would also ban state and local police from using these warrants if they get money from the Department of Justice. This means people would get a warning before officers enter their homes by force.

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This bill would create a new program within the Environmental Protection Agency specifically for the Ohio River Basin. It would set aside $350 million each year for five years to pay for projects that improve water quality, protect wildlife, and reduce flood risks in the Ohio River and its surrounding areas. This means communities and ecosystems across 15 states would see dedicated efforts to restore the river.

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This bill would make sure that Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), and private health insurance plans pay for human milk fortifier for certain infants without any out-of-pocket costs. This would help families with premature or sick babies get the specific nutrition they need, taking effect starting January 1, 2026.

This bill would end copayments for generic prescription drugs for low-income individuals enrolled in Medicare Part D, starting in 2026. It would also set copayments for other drugs at a 2023 level, adjusted yearly for inflation. This means many seniors and people with disabilities would pay less out-of-pocket for their medications.

This bill would create a special commission to study if the United States should set up a national sovereign wealth fund, which is like a big national savings account. This group would look into how such a fund could work, where its money would come from, and what it would invest in. After two years, the commission would share its findings and ideas with the public, the President, and Congress.

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