H.R. 6213 is fifty words long. It would permanently forbid the Labor Department from ever protecting workers from heat. Messmer says states can handle it — but Indiana law makes that illegal.
Ken Calvert chairs the House subcommittee that drafts the Defense Department's budget. In the first three months of 2026, as Americans were dying in Trump's Iran war, weapons makers wired more than $200,000 into his campaign account.
Cammack's FRESH Act draft would override state bans on PFAS in food packaging, artificial dyes in school food, and heavy-metal testing — and let industry-funded panels declare new chemicals safe for immediate sale. Consumer Reports, CSPI and EWG are all fighting it.
In 2020 the Virginia Senate capped payday and title loan rates at 36%, saving borrowers over $100 million a year. Kiggans was one of 16 no votes — while a fellow Hampton Roads Republican voted yes. Her campaign had taken $17,500 from a group funded by payday lenders.
H.R. 38 would let residents of the 29 states with no permit requirement carry concealed guns in North Carolina — no class, no live fire, no sheriff. The nation's largest police union says it also strips officers of the power to check.
Site-neutral payment means Medicare pays the same for the same service wherever it happens — and patients' 20% share drops with it. At an April Ways and Means meeting, Moran spoke against it. His donors include the American Hospital Association PAC.
Mike Haridopolos chairs the House subcommittee that oversees America's space program. SpaceX, L3Harris, Blue Origin and Honeywell all fund him — and just 2% of his money comes from small donors.
The bill the Tennessee freshman is co-leading turns Trump's bitcoin executive order into law. He sold it as a fix for the national debt — but its text forbids selling the bitcoin, for any purpose, for at least two decades.
The private prison company CoreCivic just posted one of the best quarters in its history off the ICE detention buildup. Its outgoing CEO, its incoming CEO, and its PAC all gave money to the Tennessee freshman who sits on the committee that oversees ICE.