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HR 4795

Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026

This bill says that colleges and universities that receive federal student aid money are not allowed to boycott Israel or limit business dealings with Israel unless they have a standard business reason for doing so. It also requires colleges that receive certain federal funding for international education programs to confirm each year that they treat academic programs and participants connected to Israel the same way they treat those connected to any other foreign country.

29 votes5 commentsRepublican sponsor
HR 7008

Stop Insider Trading Act

This bill would stop members of Congress, along with their spouses and dependent children, from buying stocks in publicly traded companies. If they want to sell stocks they already own, the member of Congress must publicly announce the planned sale 7 to 14 days ahead of time. Anyone who breaks these rules would have to pay a fee equal to the greater of $2,000 or 10% of the transaction's value, plus any profits they made, and that fee cannot be paid with campaign money or official congressional funds. Some types of investments are excluded from these rules, such as broad investment funds, and spouses and dependents get certain exceptions for transactions done as part of their job compensation or on behalf of someone else.

26 votes4 commentsRepublican sponsor
HR 5334

Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026

This bill puts new penalties on Russia, including blocking the visas and property of certain Russian leaders and military officials. It also raises tariffs up to 100% on goods from countries that are among the top five buyers of Russian oil or natural gas if they keep buying after the bill becomes law. The bill bans exporting U.S. energy products to Russia, stops Americans from making new investments in Russia or buying Russian government debt, and blocks Russian government-linked companies from being traded on U.S. stock exchanges. It also extends a law that puts penalties on people involved in Iran's energy and weapons activities through 2031, and it lets early childhood educators who work with children under age 6 take the same tax deduction for classroom expenses that other teachers can.

25 votes8 commentsDemocrat sponsor
HR 1501

Protecting Domestic Mining Act of 2025

This bill makes it so that federal agencies must permanently speed up the environmental review process for certain mining projects. It puts into law a rule from 2021 that allowed mining projects to qualify for a faster review process. The bill also blocks a proposed 2023 rule that would have limited the faster review process to only mining projects involving critical minerals, keeping the speedier process available to a wider range of mining projects.

18 votes1 commentsRepublican sponsor
HR 9436

Northeast Lobsterman Protection Act of 2026

This bill gives the National Marine Fisheries Service more time — until 2035 instead of 2028 — to create new rules meant to protect endangered Atlantic large whales from getting tangled in lobster and crab fishing equipment. The new rules are supposed to require lobster and crab fisheries to use current and new fishing gear technologies to lower the chances of whales getting caught in their gear.

17 votes1 commentsRepublican sponsor
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HR 5631

Geothermal Energy Advancement Act

This bill creates a new position called a geothermal ombudsman within the Bureau of Land Management to help manage the process of approving geothermal energy projects on federal land. The ombudsman would serve as a go-between for different government offices, help resolve disagreements between the government and project applicants, and work to keep the permitting process moving smoothly. The bill also sets up a Geothermal Permitting Task Force, led by the ombudsman, which can bring in workers from other offices within the Department of the Interior to help get geothermal project approvals done, and those reassigned workers may receive extra pay to stay on the job.

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