Chris Van Hollen

This bill would require large multinational companies to publicly report their financial details for every tax jurisdiction where they do business. The public would get to see information like revenues, profits, and taxes paid by these companies in each specific tax jurisdiction.

This bill would create new federal programs to cut down on medical diagnosis errors, a top cause of avoidable patient harm. It would fund research, set up a way for patients to report mistakes, and improve how health information is shared. The goal is safer, better diagnoses for patients, families, and health workers across the country.

This bill would create a new federal program to support the development and use of ships that produce zero emissions. It would set aside $1 billion each year for ten years to help companies, ports, and researchers build and upgrade vessels and their charging or fueling stations. This aims to make shipping cleaner and create jobs.

This bill would create the National Fab Lab Network, a new nonprofit organization. This network would set up local workshops across the country, aiming for at least one in each congressional district. These workshops would give people access to advanced manufacturing tools for job training, STEM education, and starting businesses.

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This bill would order the President to remove U.S. military forces from current hostilities in or against Iran. These operations, called Operation Epic Fury, began on February 28, 2026, without specific approval from Congress. The bill would still allow the U.S. to defend itself, share intelligence, help allies, and evacuate American citizens.