Haley M. Stevens

This bill would change the rules for how much individuals can deduct for state and local taxes, setting different limits based on income and filing status. It would also allow homeowners to deduct certain special taxes they pay for community infrastructure projects like roads or schools, as long as these taxes are for their main home.

Right now, NASA doesn't have clear power to detect and track drones that fly too close to its important sites. This bill would let NASA detect, track, and monitor drones that threaten its launchpads and other key facilities. It would also allow NASA to intercept drone communications, but with strong privacy safeguards in place.

This bill, called the "Make Congress Drive Union-Made Act," would make members of the House and Senate use their work expense money only for cars and trucks built in the U.S. by union workers. This rule would start on October 1, 2026, meaning they could no longer use public funds for other vehicles.

This bill would help dependent students qualify for more federal financial aid starting in the 2027-2028 school year. It would do this by letting colleges consider a portion of their parents' federal student loan debt when calculating how much aid a student needs. This could lower the amount families are expected to pay for college.

This bill would require the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to officially list certain PFAS chemicals as hazardous air pollutants. Industries that release these chemicals would then face new rules and monitoring. This could lead to cleaner air and less exposure to these substances for the general public.

This bill would create new federal efforts to understand and fight thyroid disease. It would set aside money for research, identify how the disease affects different groups, and launch a public campaign to raise awareness. This means better information and care for people with thyroid conditions.

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This bill would create an at least $20 billion program to help small and medium-sized U.S. manufacturers deal with tariff costs. It would also stop the U.S. Treasury from sending aid to Argentina using a special Treasury fund.

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This bill would make it harder for the President to add new taxes, called duties, on food items. Right now, the President can often do this alone. If this bill passes, Congress would need to specifically approve any new food duties. This would give Congress more say in decisions that affect food costs.