#bipartisan-legislation

#bipartisan-legislation

Bipartisan senators propose a bill capping credit card interest rates at 10%, addressing high rates that burden consumers.

Legislation is introduced to bolster American shipbuilding and maritime industries, addressing a long history of neglect.

The Mortgage Insurance Freedom Act aims to alleviate FHA borrowers' mortgage insurance costs at 78% LTV, enhancing affordability and equity accumulation.

Regulations requiring hospitals and insurers to disclose prices have not significantly impacted consumer costs, highlighting the need for stronger enforcement and legislation.

The bipartisan support for eliminating tax on tips raises concerns about the federal deficit and income inequality.

Financial uncertainty looms for half of Americans lacking retirement plans; a Starter 401(k) could provide significant access improvements.

The bipartisan bill for veterans' services passed without increasing oversight for the troubled EHR modernization initiative.

Governor Hochul's congestion-pricing plan is seen as politically motivated, with potential negative impacts on low-income and working-class communities.

The FLSA's Section 14(c) enables exploitation of Disabled workers, and bipartisan legislation aims to eliminate this outdated provision.

The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that individuals with felony convictions can vote immediately after completing their sentences, impacting upcoming elections.

Republican Senator Shannon Grove achieved bipartisan support for child protection legislation in a Democratic-majority California legislature, marking a rare win for conservatives.

Rep. Anthony D'Esposito is advocating for Sept. 11 to become a federal holiday, reflecting on its significance and educating future generations.

Bill Maher challenged Rep. Crenshaw on Trump's influence in killing a bipartisan border bill that aimed to address immigration issues.

Bipartisan lawmakers propose new law to restrict de minimis trade provision allowing goods from China with minimal scrutiny and no duties.

Increasing psychiatric beds covered by Medicaid can address mental health crisis among homeless individuals.

Changing food date labeling system can reduce food waste and financial loss.

President Biden will visit the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas to address the increasing number of migrants and failed border deals.

He plans to meet with border agents, discuss bipartisan legislation, and consider executive actions like invoking Section 212(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

Recent bipartisan housing reform legislation passed in Albany, aiming to address housing-supply crisis in New York.

Bipartisan legislation to study TSA's digital ID impact on homeland security heading to House floor.