Adam B. Schiff

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Federal officials would disclose more details about their highest earnings and assets. This bill would create new, higher reporting categories for financial disclosure reports. This means officials would have to provide more specific information about very large incomes and assets, up to amounts over $1 billion.

This bill would make companies that build generative AI models tell the government which copyrighted materials they used. They would have to send a detailed notice to the Register of Copyrights. This aims to create more transparency for copyright owners and the public about what content is used to develop AI.

A new study would explore if the Bay Area Ridge Trail should become a national scenic trail. This bill would require the Department of the Interior to complete this study within one year of the bill becoming law. The study would check if the 550-mile trail qualifies as a national scenic trail.

This bill would create two new programs to help schools offer more food choices. It would set aside money for schools to provide 100% plant-based meals and to cover the cost of nondairy milk substitutes. It also lets students directly ask for dietary changes for medical or special dietary needs.

This bill would help more rural towns get emergency money for their water systems. It would let towns with up to 35,000 people apply, instead of just those with 10,000. The money could also pay for things like drinking water, wastewater, and storm drains.

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This bill would require the government to release video of specific boat strikes from September 2, 2025. The Secretary of Defense would share this footage with all members of Congress and then make it public online. This would give Americans access to video of these operations.

This bill would set aside money for new research centers and grant programs to help the U.S. become a leader in making alternative protein foods. It would create job training programs and provide grants for businesses and universities to develop new food production methods, aiming to boost the economy and create jobs for workers and farmers.

This bill would create new programs and boost funding for existing ones to help build more affordable housing across the country. It would also provide more support for people experiencing homelessness and establish new offices to prevent evictions and improve access to housing services, including for those with limited English proficiency.

This bill would let the Attorney General hire experienced legal professionals as temporary immigration judges. These judges would help speed up cases in immigration courts, potentially reducing long wait times for immigrants and others involved in these legal matters. They would have the same power as permanent judges but serve for limited terms.