H.R. 9999, titled the “No Budget, No Recess Act,” aims to amend the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974. The bill seeks to ensure the timely completion of budgetary actions and imposes limitations on official travel for Members of Congress if a budget is...
H.R. 9999 says that if Congress doesn't agree on a budget on time, they can't go on big trips they're usually allowed to take, unless it's super important, like for safety reasons.
The bill H. R. 9582, also known as the Venue Named Under Exception Act or the VENUE Act, proposes changes to how legal cases are handled for offenses committed in the National Capital Region on federal property. It allows for the charges to...
The VENUE Act is a rule that helps decide where court cases should happen if someone breaks a law in a special area near the U.S. capital. It says people can usually have their cases in the place they lived last unless that place isn't in the U.S. Then their case can be in Washington, D.C.
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