Brad Sherman

This bill would require the government's chief auditor, the Comptroller General, to investigate and report on deaths that happened after the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) stopped its services. The report would estimate past and future deaths and specifically look into the deaths of ten named individuals. This information would be shared with Congress and made public.

This bill would mean the U.S. could only send troops to Greenland if Denmark specifically asks. It would also stop government money from paying for deployments there without that specific invitation. This would limit the U.S. President's power to send troops to Greenland on their own.

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The Federal Trade Commission already has a rule making it easier to cancel online subscriptions. This bill would make that rule a federal law. This means businesses would face penalties under federal law if they make it hard for you to cancel services you signed up for online.

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This bill would require the U.S. government to impose sanctions on the Popular Resistance Committees (PRC) and its associated groups, which were involved in the October 7, 2023, attacks on Israel. These sanctions would block their property in the U.S. and prevent associated individuals from entering the country. It also mandates reports on whether other groups like the Lion's Den meet criteria for terrorist designations.

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This bill would have the US government review its rules for Americans traveling to North Korea, especially for those with family there. It also pushes for a formal peace agreement to end the Korean War and aims to set up diplomatic offices with North Korea. This bill addresses concerns for about 100,000 Korean Americans who might want to visit relatives.

This bill would make it easier for disabled veterans to qualify for certain housing assistance programs. It would stop counting specific disability benefits as income when determining if a veteran is eligible for supported housing or other aid. This means more veterans could get the housing support they need.