This bill creates a legal right for adults to sue for damages if they received gender-affirming medical treatments (like puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, or surgeries) as minors. The lawsuit can be brought against doctors, clinics, hospitals, and parents who consented to or facilitated such treatment.

This bill would make it a federal crime to help a minor cross state lines to obtain an abortion without parental involvement, reinforcing parental notification and consent laws. The measure aims to protect parents' authority to be notified of and consent to their minor children's abortion decisions.

This bill creates a federal legal remedy allowing families to sue medical providers and clinics that perform or promote gender-transition procedures on minors, treating such procedures as tortious harm to children.

Recognizes National Missing Children's Day.

This bill prohibits the disposal of fetal remains in public water systems, establishing protections for unborn human remains. It reflects legal recognition of fetal personhood and human dignity in disposal practices.

This bill would protect and expand abortion access nationwide by preventing states from restricting abortion before fetal viability and limiting state penalties against abortion providers. It effectively overrides state-level protections for unborn life.

This bill would prevent states from interfering with the provision of interstate abortion services, effectively limiting state authority to regulate abortion across state lines.

This bill protects access to abortion services and a person's right to end a pregnancy, removing restrictions that many states have enacted. It directly contradicts Christian convictions about the value of unborn life.

This bill mandates the use of biological sex language in federal policy and law, rejecting gender-identity terminology and requiring recognition that sex is immutable and binary. It directly addresses how schools, healthcare, and other institutions must communicate about sex and gender.

This bill would prohibit Medicaid and CHIP (government health insurance programs) from paying for gender transition procedures. It directly addresses medical gender transition, a concern area for families navigating healthcare decisions and conscience rights.

This bill would eliminate the applicability of the federal Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) to Washington D.C., removing federal religious liberty protections that currently allow individuals and organizations (including religious schools, churches, and faith-based nonprofits) to seek exemptions from generally applicable laws that burden their religious exercise.

This bill prohibits Medicare and state health care programs from asking minors about gender identity or sexual orientation on medical intake forms. It protects parental authority by ensuring such sensitive information is not collected without explicit parental knowledge and consent.

This federal bill would prohibit gender transition procedures on minors by amending federal criminal law. The prohibition would apply nationwide and make performing such procedures on children a federal crime.

This bill promotes sexual health instruction and content in schools focused on 'healthy relationships' and lifelong sexual health for young people.

This bill creates a federal tax credit for donations to nonprofits that provide education scholarships to K-12 students, expanding school choice options through tax-incentivized charitable giving.

This bill would create a federal tax credit for donations to nonprofits that award scholarships to elementary and secondary students, expanding access to education options beyond traditional public schools.

This bill amends federal law to prevent discrimination against healthcare organizations and providers that refuse to participate in abortion services, and strengthens enforcement of existing conscience protection laws.

This bill amends California's Healthy Youth Act, which governs sex education and health instruction in public schools. It affects what sexual health content schools must teach and how parents can be notified or opt their children out.

This bill modifies California Education Code Section 51101 concerning pupil records, affecting parental access to information about their children's education and school experiences.

This bill would ban commercial sexual orientation conversion therapy, which are services claiming to change sexual orientation or gender identity.

This bill prevents adoption and foster care agencies that receive federal funding from delaying or denying placements based on certain protected characteristics or beliefs, likely including religion and family structure.

This bill protects service members' religious accommodation requests and ensures they receive fair career advancement review despite filing for religious exemptions. It directly addresses religious freedom protections for military personnel.

This bill would require the HHS Secretary to maintain strict safety protocols (a Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy) for mifepristone, the drug used in medication abortion, and would reverse recent FDA decisions that loosened those protections.

AB844 amends California education law to address sex-segregated school programs and athletic activities, establishing new requirements around facility use and educational equity related to sex and gender.

This bill would prohibit tax deductions and federal funding for costs related to gender transition procedures. It directly addresses access to and financial incentives for gender transition medical services.

This bill would prevent tax deductions and federal funding from being used to pay for gender transition procedures, affecting medical gender transition access and how families can finance such care.

This bill would amend federal civil rights law to prohibit discrimination based on sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation in public accommodations, employment, education, and federally funded programs. It includes provisions that could require schools and religious organizations to comply with gender identity policies regardless of their beliefs.

The Equality Act would amend federal civil rights law to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in public accommodations, employment, housing, education, and federally funded programs.

This bill creates Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) specifically for military families' children, allowing parents to redirect education funds to their choice of school or educational service.

This bill would require federal health authorities to run a public campaign promoting abortion access and related services. It directly contradicts the conviction held by many Christian families that abortion ends a human life and violates the sanctity of unborn life.

This bill would prevent federal funding from being used for medical gender transition treatments in minors, including puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgical procedures.

This bill establishes biological definitions of male and female in law, directly addressing how gender is defined and recognized in state statute.

This bill establishes legal definitions of biological sex as male or female, likely affecting how schools and institutions classify individuals in sports, facilities, and records.

This bill would allow federal K-12 education funding to follow students to their school of choice, rather than staying with traditional public schools. This is a federal education savings account or follow-the-funds mechanism.

This bill withholds federal funding from schools that teach race-based theories (often called Critical Race Theory or CRT) to students. It targets specific curriculum content deemed to promote division based on race.

This bill would make it a federal crime to perform an abortion specifically because the unborn child has Down syndrome, adding Down syndrome to existing federal protections against disability-based abortion discrimination.

This bill protects pregnancy resource centers and healthcare entities that decline to provide or refer for abortion services from federal discrimination, and strengthens enforcement of existing federal conscience protections in healthcare.

This bill prohibits the use of taxpayer funds to pay for gender transition procedures. It directly restricts government-funded medical gender transition services that may affect minors.

This bill would prevent government funding of gender transition medical procedures, affecting healthcare access for minors and adults covered by public insurance programs like Medicaid.

This bill blocks federal government involvement in research using tissue from aborted fetuses, including funding, conducting, or approving such research.

This bill prohibits federal funding and conduct of research using human fetal tissue from induced abortions, and bars the government from soliciting or accepting such tissue donations.

This resolution expresses state support for designating March 10, 2025 as 'Abortion Provider Appreciation Day' to honor abortion providers.

This bill amends the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) to limit religious exemptions when they would harm third parties or violate civil rights laws. It constrains the scope of religious liberty defenses in cases involving employment, housing, public accommodations, and other protected categories.

This bill would tie federal child abuse prevention funding to state compliance with protecting parental rights when parents oppose gender-affirming medical treatments or social changes for their children.

This bill would penalize states that discriminate against parents who refuse gender-affirming medical or social treatments for their children, by threatening to withhold federal child abuse prevention funding from states that don't protect such parents' rights.

This bill would ban abortion in U.S. waters and maritime jurisdiction, extending abortion restrictions beyond land-based territory.

This bill prohibits the federal government from declaring or using a public health emergency to expand access to chemical abortion (medication abortion). It specifically restricts administrative actions that might override state abortion laws during emergencies.

This bill amends federal education law to mandate parental notification and consent for certain school activities, directly addressing parents' authority to know about and approve what happens to their children during the school day.

SB487, the CHOICE Act, is designed to expand educational opportunities by creating or expanding choice mechanisms—likely including education savings accounts, vouchers, tax-credit scholarships, or open enrollment policies that let families select schools beyond traditional public assignments.

This bill would restrict access to single-sex facilities on federal property based on biological sex, affecting how schools, workplaces, and other federal facilities handle restroom and locker room policies.