Elizabeth Warren

This bill would create new federal criminal and civil penalties for private equity firms and others whose actions lead to patient death or injury at healthcare companies they control. It would allow the government to take back unjust profits and would force many healthcare entities to share detailed financial information publicly. This aims to increase accountability and transparency in the healthcare industry.

This bill would make it illegal for health insurance companies, pharmacy benefit managers, or drug/device wholesalers to also own doctor's offices, pharmacies, or other medical service providers. Companies that currently have these combined businesses would have one year to sell off one part of their operation. The goal is to boost competition and potentially lower costs for patients.

A Senate resolution would condemn President Donald Trump's decision to allow advanced artificial intelligence chips to be sold to the United Arab Emirates. It would also call for this decision to be reversed, pointing to national security risks and a reported $500,000,000 deal involving a Trump family crypto company.

This bill would make it easier for part-time workers to take family and medical leave by letting them qualify after just 90 days. It would also stop employers from treating part-time staff unfairly because of their hours and require employers to offer more work to current employees before hiring new ones.

This bill would give many workers more control over their schedules and protect them from sudden changes. It would let employees ask for different work hours or locations without fear of punishment. For certain jobs, employers would need to give advance notice of schedules and pay extra for last-minute changes or short breaks between shifts.

This bill would recognize the service of women who were part of the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps during World War II. Their service would be considered active duty for certain Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits, like headstones, and they would be honored as veterans after receiving an honorable discharge from the Defense Department.

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This bill would stop the U.S. Treasury from using a special fund, called the Exchange Stabilization Fund, to give financial help to Argentina. This means U.S. money would not be used for potential bailouts or to stabilize Argentina's finances. Any existing financial deals for this purpose would need to be ended within seven days.