Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery Act of 2025
The bill substantially expands U.S. court access for victims and heirs to reclaim Nazi‑looted art—overriding time bars, jurisdictional hurdles, and some immunity defenses—at the cost of increased litigation, uncertainty for long‑time owners and institutions, and potential diplomatic and fiscal side‑
Defending American Property Abroad Act of 2026
The bill preserves emergency port access and allows owner-authorized commercial transit to reduce immediate harm and supply disruptions, while granting presidential authority to restrict use of certain foreign ports — a trade-off that could protect safety and continuity but also risks higher costs, diplomatic friction, and regulatory uncertainty for U.S. businesses and port users.
Count the Crimes to Cut Act
The bill improves transparency and oversight of federal criminal law for the public, businesses, and policymakers, but it does so without new funding and creates administrative and privacy risks for agencies and individuals.
Supersonic Aviation Modernization Act
The bill opens U.S. airspace to civil supersonic flight under strict noise conditions—boosting industry opportunities and protecting nearby communities from increased noise—but may raise development costs, create enforcement and legal challenges, and pressure the FAA to rush rulemaking.
End Special Treatment for Congress at Airports Act of 2026
This bill clarifies and standardizes access to expedited air‑travel screening—promoting equal treatment and clearer agency authority—while raising privacy and fairness concerns from expanded program definitions and TSA discretion, and imposing modest administrative and operational trade‑offs.
Homeowner Energy Freedom Act
The bill reduces federal spending and administrative obligations by cutting targeted home-efficiency rebate and code-adoption programs, saving money and lowering program risk in the short term while making energy-efficiency upgrades less affordable, slowing emissions reductions, and shifting costs and responsibilities to homeowners, local governments, and small businesses.
ROTOR Act
The bill boosts aviation safety, oversight, and FAA–DoD coordination by expanding ADS‑B requirements, audits, and data sharing, but does so at significant cost and with real risks to operational flexibility, privacy/security, and legal adaptability.
Disapproving the action of the District of Columbia Council in approving the D.C. Income and Franchise Tax Conformity and Revision Temporary Amendment Act of 2025.
Bringing the Discount Window into the 21st Century Act
The bill aims to make the Fed's emergency lending (discount window) more reliable, transparent, and technologically resilient—helping banks and depositors—while imposing additional costs, tight remediation deadlines that could prompt rushed fixes, and some confidentiality that limits public scrutiny.
Main Street Parity Act
The bill makes it easier for small manufacturers to obtain SBA-backed plant loans, increasing access to capital, but it raises taxpayer exposure to loan losses and may distort competition among small firms.
