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Recent activity in the House of Representatives included movement on oversight measures and broadband legislation. The House agreed without objection to H.Res. 1543 [H.Res. 1543], a resolution recommending that the House find Leon D. Black in contempt of Congress for refusing to comply with subpoenas issued by the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. This followed a 41-0 committee vote to report the measure favorably. Additionally, the PLAN for Broadband Act, H.R. 2805 [H.R. 2805], advanced after being ordered to be reported by a 34-0 vote.
Several measures also gained notable cosponsorship support across both chambers. In the House, H.Res. 1603 [H.Res. 1603], addressing book banning and threats to freedom of expression, added 66 cosponsors, while the STS Act, H.R. 10642 [H.R. 10642], gained 42. Meanwhile, the Latonya Reeves Freedom Act of 2026, H.R. 9401 [H.R. 9401], added 19 cosponsors to reach a total of 77. In the Senate, S.Res. 946 [S.Res. 946], designating National Veterans Suicide Prevention Day, secured 32 cosponsors, and S.Res. 934 [S.Res. 934], recognizing American Girls in Sports Day, picked up 30.