Ron Wyden

This bill would make Congress approve many major trade actions and all binding trade agreements, which currently the President can do alone. It would also move the U.S. Trade Representative's office outside the President's direct control, making it a more independent agency. This aims to give Congress more say in how the U.S. handles international trade.

This bill would limit how much high-income individuals can put into their individual retirement plans if they already have more than $10 million saved. These changes would affect taxpayers earning over $400,000 (or $450,000 for joint filers). They would start in 2027 for contributions and 2034 for withdrawals.

This bill would make it easier for people who had a disability as a child to work without losing their Social Security benefits. It would change how disability is defined and streamline the application process to ensure they receive the highest payment they qualify for.

This bill would create new federal rules for nitrous oxide products, like those used for whipped cream. It would ban sales to anyone under 21, require warning labels, and restrict how and when these products can be sold. The goal is to prevent misuse while keeping them available for their intended uses.

This bill would make it illegal to sell compressed air dusters that contain more than 18 milligrams of certain chemicals. It aims to stop people from misusing these products to get high. This means consumers would see different duster products on shelves, and manufacturers would have to change how they make them.

A government rule would have made Medicare users get approval before certain services. This bill would stop that rule. This means people on Medicare and their doctors would not face these new approval steps.

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