New Crime and Justice Bills

Changes how the U.S. evaluates foreign countries' efforts to stop sex trafficking.

Updates privacy rules for emails and online data stored by tech companies.

Requires the Supreme Court to explain its reasons for granting or denying stays.

Restricts government use of subpoenas to get customer communication records.

Establishes a panel of judges to review petitions for the Supreme Court.

Gives district courts power to hear cases about terminated federal grants.

Expands whistleblower protections for government contractors against retaliation.

Protects a person's voice and likeness from unauthorized digital fakes.

Stops federal money from being used for certain legal settlements.

Requires reports on how antitrust laws are enforced to protect small businesses.