New Laws

Gives the VA Inspector General power to subpoena witnesses for investigations.

Restores education benefits for veterans if their school closes.

Improves mammography and breast cancer services for veterans at the VA.

Provides mammograms for veterans exposed to toxic substances during service.

Extends the deadline for filing radiation exposure compensation claims by two years.

Requires homeland security to consider children's needs in its planning.

Provides emergency funding to support Ukraine and respond to the Russian invasion.

Gives waiver power to help families get baby formula during shortages.

Bans the sale of inclined sleepers and crib bumpers for infants.

Requires the USPS to continue selling the wildlife conservation stamp.