Dave Min

This bill would require certain government officials and employees to report their high-value income and assets using more specific categories. Currently, large amounts are grouped into broad categories, but this bill would break those down into several smaller ranges, making financial disclosures more detailed. These changes would take effect for reports filed after the bill becomes law.

Victims of domestic violence, including reproductive coercion, would gain a new federal path to sue their abusers. This bill would also define reproductive coercion as a form of domestic violence under federal law. This gives victims another path to seek justice beyond state courts.

This bill would stop certain federal employees from getting large contracts (over $1 million) from their own agencies. It would also make their financial and job details public, boosting government transparency.

This bill would require the U.S. government to create an updated report on internet freedom in Iran. This report would look into new ways to help people in Iran get online, like using direct-to-cell technology, and study how current providers operate. It aims to inform U.S. policy on improving communications freedom for Iranians.

This bill would create at least 8 regional research centers across the country to study wildland fires. These centers would develop new tools and training to help firefighters and communities prepare for and respond to fires, aiming to reduce their impact. It also sets aside money to pay for these centers and their coordinating boards.

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This bill would make sure a program that provides coastal data keeps running until the government's budget year 2030. It would also require this data to be fully and freely available to everyone. Plus, it would add new information, like maps of underground pipes and utilities, to help local governments and businesses.

This bill would make sure that anyone applying for or holding a security clearance gets fair treatment, not just government employees. It would also require federal agencies to share more detailed information each year about why clearances are denied or taken away, and what happens with appeals.

This bill would create a new program to offer free skills training to family caregivers of young children with autism or other developmental delays. The training would help caregivers improve their children's communication and daily living skills. It would also provide coping strategies for the caregivers. This aims to improve the well-being and inclusion of these children and their families.

This bill would make it harder for top government officials and their families to profit from their positions. It would ban Members of Congress, the President, Supreme Court Justices, and others from trading stocks and serving on for-profit boards. It would also require many officials to report payments they get from the government and make all financial disclosures easier for the public to access online.

This bill would direct the Secretary of Agriculture to study wildfire fighting methods in shrubland areas. The study would look at how well different methods work to reduce fire risks and damage in communities. The goal is to find better ways to protect homes and people from wildfires.