Sic semper tyrannis
Thus always to tyrants
To designate the General George C. Marshall House, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, as an affiliated area of the National Park System, and for other purposes.
The bill expands public access and Park Service‑aligned preservation of the Marshall site while keeping ownership local, trading stronger federal control and guaranteed long‑term funding for retained private stewardship and potential funding and coordination risks.
To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 46164 Westlake Drive in Sterling, Virginia, as the Firefighter Trevor Brown Post Office Building.
The bill honors an individual and standardizes the facility's name for federal records at the cost of modest administrative updates and the use of limited legislative resources for a ceremonial designation.
Data Infrastructure Energy Measurement and Standards Act
The bill creates standardized measurement and international-alignment benefits that improve planning, grid integration, and the ability to quantify AI-related environmental impacts, at the cost of modest federal spending, potential compliance burdens for operators, and risks to proprietary/security interests from more detailed data collection.
SLASH Prices Act
The bill increases transparency and consumer choice around algorithmic personalized pricing and creates federal enforcement, at the cost of new compliance burdens and legal ambiguity for businesses and while leaving insurance and credit consumers without new protections.
Protect Every Preschooler Act of 2026
The bill extends federal gun‑free zone protections to early childhood and preschool programs to improve safety and clarify enforcement, but it may increase prosecutions, create compliance uncertainty for small providers, and raise enforcement costs.
Gun Safety Innovation Opportunity Act of 2026
The bill trades federal support for developing and deploying firearm-safety and safe-storage technologies—which could reduce suicides and accidental shootings and spur innovation—against increased taxpayer costs, potential privacy/civil‑liberties risks, procurement fairness concerns, and affordability challenges for some gun owners.
Uyghur Forced Labor Disclosure Act
The bill increases transparency and enforcement to reduce U.S. market ties to forced labor and abusive surveillance practices—strengthening human‑rights protections and investor information—at the cost of substantial compliance, privacy/commercial exposure risks, and added regulatory burdens for companies and taxpayers.
Data Infrastructure Risk Reduction Act
The bill increases federal focus on data centers—improving security and infrastructure resilience through critical-infrastructure designation and risk assessments—but does so in a way that will raise compliance costs for private and public operators and may be limited by a tight assessment timeline.
National Defense Data Resilience Act
The bill strengthens DoD resilience and oversight by mandating standardized recovery capabilities, audits, and a department‑wide recovery strategy, but it imposes faster timelines, procurement constraints, and potential costs and prioritization tradeoffs that could strain budgets and narrow risk focus.
Peer Support for Our First Responders Act of 2026
The bill promotes standardized, evidence-based peer support and better links to clinical care for first responders—likely improving behavioral-health outcomes—but does so with open-ended federal funding, limited long-term oversight, and potential confidentiality trade-offs.