In God we trust
Providing for the announcement of pairs from a written list furnished to the Clerk, and for other purposes.
The resolution standardizes and increases transparency around pairing in House votes, but it imposes extra administrative work on House staff and limits some members' ability to reuse pairings during a single legislative day.
Paraquat Prevention Act
The bill protects farmworker, community, and environmental health by removing paraquat but creates immediate economic pain for farmers, distributors, and possibly raises some food prices during the transition.
American Families Gas Tax Relief Act
The bill offers broad, short-term relief at the pump for consumers and businesses while preserving designated transportation and cleanup funds by shifting the cost onto the general fund — trading temporary price relief for higher federal fiscal burdens, implementation complexity, and uncertainty about whether consumers will actually receive the savings.
RULES Act
The bill centralizes asylum intake and clarifies DHS adjudication at ports of entry to streamline processing and agency roles, but it sharply restricts who can seek asylum and increases detention, delays, and risks for vulnerable migrants.
Stop Secret Counseling of Students Act
The bill increases parental control and clarifies limits on school counseling about gender identity, but at the cost of reduced access to school‑based support for transgender youth and greater legal, financial, and staffing risks for schools.
To direct the Secretary of the Interior to arrange for the carving of the figure of President Donald J. Trump on Mount Rushmore National Memorial.
The bill would add a presidential figure at Mount Rushmore and assign the Interior/NPS responsibility to implement it—potentially boosting local tourism—while creating legal, environmental, and unfunded resource risks for Tribal nations, nearby communities, taxpayers, and park operations.
Nutrition First Act of 2026
The bill tightens and clarifies which packaged sugary drinks and junk foods SNAP can buy—potentially improving diet quality for low-income children and simplifying USDA rules—while reducing beneficiaries' purchasing choices and imposing compliance costs and definitional disputes for recipients, retailers, and states.
Kids Off Social Media Act
The bill increases protections and parental control over children’s online experiences and pushes schools to block social media during class, but does so at the cost of compliance and administrative burdens, potential service restrictions for teens, uneven coverage across apps, and legal uncertainty between states and federal enforcement.
Kids Off Social Media Act
The bill strengthens privacy and reduces minors' exposure to harmful or distracting social media through platform restrictions and school enforcement, at the cost of added compliance and legal burdens for platforms and schools, potential gaps that push kids to workarounds, and increased administrative and funding challenges—especially for small or rural districts.
To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 3135 1st Avenue North in St. Petersburg, Florida, as the "Poul Hornsleth Post Office".
The bill ceremonially names a St. Petersburg post office to honor a local individual and ensure consistent official references, at the cost of minimal administrative expenses and a small amount of USPS staff time.
