Jimmy Patronis

This bill would let people use money from their 529 college savings plans to pay for a first home. They would avoid income tax and an extra 10% tax on these funds. This applies if they are first-time homebuyers. This change would take effect for money taken out after December 31, 2026.

This bill would get rid of a law called Section 230, which currently protects online platforms from being sued over content that users post. If passed, websites and apps could face legal action for user-generated content or for their decisions about what content to remove or keep. This change would take effect immediately if the bill becomes law.

This bill would let the Secretary of the Navy make contracts and pay for things more easily for the Blue Angels' flight shows and training near Pensacola, Florida. Currently, strict federal rules limit how government agencies can spend money before it's officially set aside. This change would give the Navy more flexibility for these specific events.

Families across the U.S. would be urged to install carbon monoxide alarms and learn about poisoning symptoms. The House of Representatives would formally support November 2025 as "Carbon Monoxide Action and Awareness Month." It would also encourage federal, state, and local agencies to work together on prevention efforts.

This bill would make sure that highway projects important for national defense get top priority for federal funding and planning. It would require federal transportation officials, state transportation departments, and local planning groups to identify and prioritize these specific road improvements. This means more focus on roads crucial for military movement or emergency response.

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This bill would make it harder and faster to challenge how states get approval to manage clean water permits. It would also push the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to make it easier for more states to take over these programs. This could affect environmental groups, states, and the EPA by changing legal deadlines and agency responsibilities.

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