Prohibits private companies from registering trademarks that are already used by the US Government for military awards. Bans the use of these trademarks for private gain.

Allows victims of military sexual trauma to sue the United States for their experiences. Requires the US government to be held accountable in court for these cases.

Designates June 22 through June 28, 2026, as National Pollinator Week, recognizing the importance of pollinators to ecosystem health and agriculture. Declares a week to raise awareness about pollinators.

Amends the Food, Agriculture, Conservation, and Trade Act to improve assistance for socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers. Expands support to help these groups with farming and ranching.

Authorizes the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to award grants to eligible entities that provide immigration legal services to noncitizen veterans. Funds organizations helping noncitizen veterans with immigration issues.

Reaffirms the importance of promoting the safety, health, and well-being of refugees and displaced persons worldwide. Requires the House of Representatives to consider this importance in their actions.

Requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to follow set timelines when processing loan applications, and orders an investigation into whether loan servicers are meeting these timelines. Establishes a review process to ensure loan servicers are complying with the timelines.

Expands the Export-Import Bank's Program on China and Transformational Exports to include quantum information science and technology. This means the program will now support US companies exporting these emerging technologies.

Requires the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to study how the Chaplain Service affects veteran suicide risk and makes the National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report a permanent part of the law. Directs the Secretary to submit this annual report to Congress.

Allows food banks to order fresh produce through a Department of Defense program, expanding their access to commodities. Expands the emergency food assistance program to include this new ordering option.

Requires Congress to explicitly approve the presence of troops or armed personnel at polling places, which is currently allowed in one exception under US law. This approval would need to be given before they can be stationed there.

Improves travel arrangements for military members and their families. Requires the Department of Homeland Security to streamline security screening processes for military personnel.

Exempts the purchase of veteran headstones from federal taxation, allowing families to claim a tax deduction for the cost of the headstone. Requires the Internal Revenue Service to exclude the value of a veteran's headstone from taxable income.

Requires the Army to include a plan to maintain current public access to recreational areas, like parks and trails, when proposing new water projects. This plan must be part of the final recommendation for any water resources development project.

Authorizes the use of a special fund to help Ukraine buy defense equipment and services to respond to Russia's aggression. Allows the Ukrainian government to make these purchases using money from the Ukraine Support Fund.

Honors Cambodian veterans of the Khmer National Armed Forces for their sacrifices and support of the US Armed Forces. Recognizes their defense of freedom in Southeast Asia.

Requires the President to identify and take action against countries that manipulate their currency exchange rates to gain an unfair trade advantage. Imposes penalties, such as tariffs, on countries found to be engaging in this practice.

Permanently extends a program that allows the Department of Veterans Affairs to accept donated facilities and services, and also allows donations of construction work and maintenance projects. Authorizes the Department to accept targeted contributions to support these efforts.

Designates May 1, 2026, as 'United States Foreign Service Day' to recognize and honor the men and women serving in the Foreign Service. Establishes a day to acknowledge their service and sacrifices.

Requires the Secretary of State to develop a plan for supporting fair elections in Venezuela and imposes sanctions on individuals who violate human rights in the country.

Modifies a limitation on exporting and transferring defense equipment and services to countries in the AUKUS partnership, which includes Australia, the UK, and the US. Allows for more flexibility in these exports and transfers.

Bans the sale of certain US-made items to Latin American countries, Requires US companies to stop exporting these items to the region.

Requires the U.S. government to develop a strategy for the South China Sea, including plans for diplomatic, economic, and military engagement in the region. Establishes a framework for the government to report on and implement this strategy.

Reassesses and potentially redefines the relationship between the United States and Tanzania, with a focus on bilateral interactions. Requires a review of current relations and recommendations for improvement.

Establishes a gateway to enhance cooperation and stability in the Eastern Mediterranean region, but specific details are unclear. Requires further review to determine its exact actions.

Promotes US and allied energy and mineral security by potentially increasing access to these resources. Requires the government to take steps to secure energy and mineral supplies from allied countries.

Supports Taiwan's participation in international organizations and requires the US government to develop a strategy to support Taiwan's international status. Funds diplomatic efforts to support Taiwan's participation in international organizations.

Prohibits forced organ harvesting and requires the US government to take action against countries that engage in this practice, particularly with regards to Falun Gong prisoners. Requires the President to report on and impose sanctions on foreign officials involved in forced organ harvesting.

Reauthorizes the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, which monitors and reports on religious freedom issues worldwide. Extends the commission's funding and operations for a set period.