Robert Menendez

This bill would let the head of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) offer higher pay to certain career employees. It would allow the NRC Chairman to set their annual pay up to 110 percent of the maximum for top executive positions. This new authority would apply to all eligible career appointees, no matter when they were hired.

This bill would create a national, toll-free hotline for caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities. It would offer 24/7 support, information, and referrals through voice and text, helping caregivers find resources and emotional support they currently lack.

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This bill would require the government to study how artificial intelligence (AI) impacts the security of our phone and internet networks. The Secretary of Commerce would lead this study, looking at both how AI can make networks safer and what risks it might pose. The public would also get a chance to share their thoughts before a report goes to Congress.

This bill would make new large passenger buses safer by requiring them to have a clearer view from the driver's seat. It would mean fewer blind spots for bus drivers, which could help protect pedestrians and other people on the road. The government would create new rules for bus manufacturers within one year.

This bill would make federal agencies regularly share information about how big data centers use water and electricity. It would show how these centers impact local water supplies, air quality, and even your household energy costs, making this information public. This means everyday Americans would get clearer facts about these large facilities.

The PRICE Act would make large data centers in the U.S. produce all their own electricity each year. Most of this power would need to come from clean sources like solar and wind by 2035, and all of it by 2040. This aims to stop energy prices from rising for consumers.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) would regularly check and update its rules on noise pollution. The EPA would need to review these rules every 10 years, with the first check happening within two years. This aims to keep noise rules current, which could mean quieter communities for people.

This bill would create a new federal grant program to help parents in job training pay for childcare. It would authorize $10 million to allow local boards to give money to eligible individuals to cover childcare costs while they participate in job training programs. This program aims to help parents afford childcare while they improve their skills.

This bill would change how voluntary agreements are made for commercial air tours flying over national parks. Currently, these agreements focus on safety and air traffic, and include Indian tribes. If passed, the bill would require these agreements to also consider the well-being of all communities overflown by these aircraft.

This bill would create a new federal task force led by the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice. Its goal is to develop a national plan to stop scams, educate the public, and help people who lose money to these crimes. Right now, no single group is specifically tasked with this national effort.