The House met briefly at 3:30 p.m. and adjourned at 3:33 p.m. Activity included the introduction of 68 public bills, H.R. 1446, H.R. 1447, H.R. 1448, H.R. 1449, H.R. 1450, H.R. 1451, H.R. 1452, H.R. 1453, H.R. 1454, H.R. 1455, H.R. 1456, H.R. 1457, H.R. 1458, H.R. 1459, H.R. 1460, H.R. 1461, H.R. 1462, H.R. 1463, H.R. 1464, H.R. 1465, H.R. 1466, H.R. 1467, H.R. 1468, H.R. 1469, H.R. 1470, H.R. 1471, H.R. 1472, H.R. 1473, H.R. 1474, H.R. 1475, H.R. 1476, H.R. 1477, H.R. 1478, H.R. 1479, H.R. 1480, H.R. 1481, H.R. 1482, H.R. 1483, H.R. 1484, H.R. 1485, H.R. 1486, H.R. 1487, H.R. 1488, H.R. 1489, H.R. 1490, H.R. 1491, H.R. 1492, H.R. 1493, H.R. 1494, H.R. 1495, H.R. 1496, H.R. 1497, H.R. 1498, H.R. 1499, H.R. 1500, H.R. 1501, H.R. 1502, H.R. 1503, H.R. 1504, H.R. 1505, H.R. 1506, H.R. 1507, H.R. 1508, H.R. 1509, H.R. 1510, H.R. 1511, H.R. 1512, H.R. 1513, and 9 resolutions, H. Res. 144, H. Res. 145, H. Res. 146, H. Res. 147, H. Res. 148, H. Res. 149, H. Res. 150, H. Res. 151, and H.J. Res. 60. The Senate was not in session.
H.R. 1446 was introduced to amend the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act regarding assessments of individual knowledge and skills.
H.R. 1447 was introduced to maintain the prohibition on deductions or credits for businesses involved in trafficking marijuana.
H.R. 1448 was introduced to authorize grants for peer mental health first aid.
H.R. 1449 was introduced to establish a grant program for community energy resilience, democracy, and security.
H.R. 1450 was introduced to allow private sector firms to receive licenses for financial transactions during investigations.
H.R. 1451 was introduced to authorize payments to the Quapaw Nation.
H.R. 1452 was introduced to establish work requirements for the Food and Nutrition Act of 2008 and the Medicaid program.
H.R. 1453 was introduced to require reporting on clean energy demonstration projects.
H.R. 1454 was introduced to enhance rehabilitation credits for rural buildings.
H.R. 1455 was introduced to codify the Institute for Telecommunication Sciences and support emergency communication technologies.
H.R. 1456 was introduced to require the reporting of lost or stolen firearms within 48 hours.
H.R. 1457 was introduced to require the Social Security Administration to provide free identification to certain individuals.
H.R. 1458 was introduced to modify approval criteria for independent study programs for Department of Veterans Affairs educational assistance.
H.R. 1459 was introduced to establish an Outdoor Restoration Fund.
H.R. 1460 was introduced to require executive agencies to relocate outside the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.
H.R. 1461 was introduced to designate the Mary Elizabeth 'Bettie' Cole Post Office Building.
H.R. 1462 was introduced to disallow certain tax credits for offshore wind facilities in specific waters.
H.R. 1463 was introduced to prohibit Federal funds for an FDA final rule regarding Laboratory Developed Tests.
H.R. 1464 was introduced to permit video or telephone certifications for the special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children.
H.R. 1465 was introduced to restrict Federal funds to organizations associated with the abortion industry.
H.R. 1466 was introduced to clarify liability protections for automated external defibrillators.
H.R. 1467 was introduced to prohibit Federal funds for election administration in States without laws permitting local elections in odd-numbered years.
H.R. 1468 was introduced to establish the CCP Initiative program.
H.R. 1469 was introduced to create an SEC interdivisional taskforce for senior investors.
H.R. 1470 was introduced to provide funding for school resource officers.
H.R. 1471 was introduced to improve the appeal process for veterans' benefits.
H.R. 1472 was introduced to redesignate land within wilderness study areas in Wyoming.
H.R. 1473 was introduced to set requirements for the United States Postal Service when closing facilities.
H.R. 1474 was introduced to advocate for nuclear energy and establish an assistance trust fund.
H.R. 1475 was introduced to require the publication of small business disaster assistance reports.
H.R. 1476 was introduced to provide a phase-in for plasma-derived products under the manufacturer discount program.
H.R. 1477 was introduced to establish an Animal Cruelty Crimes Section within the Department of Justice.
H.R. 1478 was introduced to study the costs and benefits of commuter rail passenger transportation involving transfers.
H.R. 1479 was introduced to prohibit deceptive advertising of hotel room and short-term lodging prices.
H.R. 1480 was introduced to establish rural health center innovation and enhancement programs.
H.R. 1481 was introduced to establish a taxation system for catastrophic risk transfer companies.
H.R. 1482 was introduced to make improvements to the Northwestern New Mexico Rural Water Projects Act.
H.R. 1483 was introduced to prohibit the SEC from requiring personally identifiable information for consolidated audit trail reporting.
H.R. 1484 was introduced to report on the health impacts of air traffic noise and pollution.
H.R. 1485 was introduced to terminate the FEMA Shelter and Services Program.
H.R. 1486 was introduced to impose sanctions on foreign adversarial companies engaged in economic or industrial espionage.
H.R. 1487 was introduced to increase the maximum gross vehicle weight for agricultural vehicles in Virginia.
H.R. 1488 was introduced to repeal authorizations for use of military force against Iraq.
H.R. 1489 was introduced to apply sanctions regarding Mahan Air.
H.R. 1490 was introduced to allow certain financial aid return information to be used for Federal TRIO programs.
H.R. 1491 was introduced to apply disaster-related deadline postponements to credit or refund limitations.
H.R. 1492 was introduced to equalize negotiation periods for small-molecule and biologic candidates under the Drug Price Negotiation Program.
H.R. 1493 was introduced to reauthorize programs for the prevention, detection, and treatment of traumatic brain injuries.
H.R. 1494 was introduced to treat marketplace providers as importers for the sporting goods excise tax.
H.R. 1495 was introduced to establish a Digital Economy and Cybersecurity Board of Advisors.
H.R. 1496 was introduced to establish a credit for domestic production of high-performance rare earth magnets.
H.R. 1497 was introduced to replace the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases with three separate research institutes.
H.R. 1498 was introduced to terminate United States membership in the United Nations.
H.R. 1499 was introduced to address hunting, fishing, trapping, and animal gathering rights for the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community.
H.R. 1500 was introduced to prioritize the use of native plants in Federal projects.
H.R. 1501 was introduced to include mineral production activities as covered projects under the FAST Act.
H.R. 1502 was introduced to award a Congressional Gold Medal to individuals and communities who supported the North Platte Canteen during World War II.
H.R. 1503 was introduced to combat forced organ harvesting and human trafficking for organ removal.
H.R. 1504 was introduced to withdraw normal trade relations treatment from the People's Republic of China.
H.R. 1505 was introduced to provide collective bargaining rights for public safety officers.
H.R. 1506 was introduced to treat water competency and safety lesson expenses as medical expenses.
H.R. 1507 was introduced to prohibit the importation of fresh citrus fruit from the People's Republic of China.
H.R. 1508 was introduced to authorize a program to assess terrorism threats to certain events.
H.R. 1509 was introduced to streamline the enrollment of out-of-state providers under Medicaid and CHIP.
H.R. 1510 was introduced to remove the Medicaid coverage exclusion for inmates pending charges.
H.R. 1511 was introduced to require reviews of redundant positions and limit civil service hiring.
H.R. 1512 was introduced to require periodic reviews of the Department of State's Taiwan Guidelines.
H.R. 1513 was introduced to repeal funding programs for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
H.J. Res. 60 was introduced to disapprove of a National Park Service rule regarding motor vehicles in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
H. Res. 144 was introduced to designate March 2025 as National March into Literacy Month.
H. Res. 145 was introduced to impeach United States District Court Judge Paul Adam Engelmayer.
H. Res. 146 was introduced to honor the legacy of the Harlem Renaissance.
H. Res. 147 was introduced to designate the third Friday of March as National FIRST Robotics Day.
H. Res. 148 was introduced regarding United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 (XXVI) and China's One China Principle.
H. Res. 149 was introduced to support International Mother Language Day.
H. Res. 150 was introduced to provide funds for the Committee on House Administration.
H. Res. 151 was introduced to designate February 16, 2025, as International Black Aviation Professionals Day.
The House received notification that the Senate agreed to H. Con. Res. 11.
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