H.R. 8731, known as the “Time for Completion Act,” proposes changes to the Higher Education Act of 1965 to provide more detailed information about how long students take to complete their degrees. The bill mandates that colleges and universities disclose specific percentages...
H.R. 8731 is a plan to make schools tell us how long their students take to finish their studies, so kids and parents can pick schools that fit them best.
The bill, titled the Fair Play for Women Act, aims to stop discrimination against athletes based on sex by state and intercollegiate athletic associations, as well as educational institutions. It highlights the importance of equal opportunities, treatment, and financial...
The Fair Play for Women Act is like a rulebook that makes sure girls in schools and colleges get fair chances and support to play sports, just like boys do. It wants everyone to follow the rules about fairness and can even give penalties if they don't.
S. 986, introduced in the 119th Congress, is intended to prevent bullying and harassment in schools across the United States. The bill, known as the “Safe Schools Improvement Act,” proposes an amendment to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. It requires states...
S. 986, called the "Safe Schools Improvement Act," wants to make sure schools have rules to stop bullying and keep kids safe, but it doesn't say exactly how they'll get the money to do it or what happens if someone doesn't follow the rules.
The bill titled "Preserving Homes and Communities Act of 2024" proposes guidelines for the bulk auction or group sale of specific non-performing loans to ensure transparency and fair practices. It mandates that federal, state, local, or tribal governments, along with nonprofit organizations,...
The bill is about making sure that when big groups of unpaid home loans are sold, governments and non-profit groups get the first chance to buy them, so they can help people find affordable places to live. It also wants to collect information to see how well this helps neighborhoods.
S. 1170, also known as the “Taxpayer-Funded Union Time Transparency Act,” requires the heads of federal agencies to submit an annual report to Congress about the use of official time authorized under title 5 of the United States Code. The report must detail various costs and...
The "Taxpayer-Funded Union Time Transparency Act" wants to make sure that we know how often federal workers use time for union activities instead of regular work. Every year, government agencies have to tell Congress about this, and someone checks every few years to make sure they're telling the truth.
The bill, H. R. 10151, aims to update the data practices of the United States government to make them more modern and efficient. It introduces changes to the definitions for terms like 'artificial intelligence' and 'data governance' and modifies the roles and qualifications...
The bill wants to help the government use data in smarter and better ways by updating how they handle things like computers and information, but it won't spend extra money to do it. It also sets up new rules for people in charge of data, but not everyone might agree on how to follow them exactly.
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