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Current Legislation
Next Steps:
As of this moment, the bill remains in the Senate committee. This is where members may hold additional hearings, make amendments, or vote on whether to send it to the full Senate. If the bill gets approved, it will be debated by the Senate before moving to the House of Representatives.
Committee Hearing Recaps:
The bill S. 2385, Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History Act, was referred to the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources and received a hearing before the Subcommittee on December 9, 2025. During this hearing, the senators discussed how the bill would ultimately affect the way the National Park Service presents American history. Those in support of the bill argued it would help to encourage a more balanced view of the nation's history. But, others questioned whether it could limit how historical events are interpreted. Several of the senators, which included Angus King, expressed the importance of presenting history accurately and fairly.
Additional Information:
Next Steps:
The House committees have to decide whether to hold a hearing or a markup. If the bill is approved by the committee, it will move to the full House for a debate and a vote. If passed, Congress would reconcile any differences with the Senate version before sending the final bill to the President.
Committee Hearing Recaps:
H.R. 4730, the Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History Act, is the House companion to S. 2385. The Senate version of this bill was discussed in a recent hearing before the Subcommittee on National Parks. The hearing focused on how American history is presented in national parks and federal institutions.
Additional Information:
Next Steps: IAC's public policy research is ongoing, check back soon for updates!
Committee Hearing Recaps: IAC's public policy research is ongoing, check back soon for updates!
Additional Information: IAC's public policy research is ongoing, check back soon for updates!
Legislative Relations
Here are our partners that we ask you to keep in prayer:
Legislative Sponsors
Senate Bill 2385 Sponsor: Senator Jim Banks (R-IN); Co-sponsor: Joni Ernst (R-IA)
House Resolution 4730 Sponsor: Representative Keith Self (R-TX-3)
Coalition Partners
American Association of Evangelicals
Capitol Resource Institute/Parental Rights Council
Eagle Forum
Family Research Council
National Association of Christian Lawmakers
Truth in Education
Call to Action
Write a Letter to Your Lawmaker
How to Contact Your Lawmaker:
Step 1: Find Your Representative
Visit www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
Enter your ZIP code to find your Member of Congress
Step 2: Find Your U.S. Senators
Visit www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm
Select your state to find contact information for both senators
Step 3: Use Their Online Contact Form
Most congressional offices use an online web form rather than email.
Click "Contact" on your elected official's website to submit your message.
Sample Letter
Attached is a sample letter supporting Senate Bill 2385, the Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History Act.
We encourage you to review the letter, personalize it, and send it to your U.S. senators. Direct communication from constituents is an effective way to demonstrate public support for legislation, and your participation can help advance this important bill.
Use the links provided below for instructions on finding and contacting your senators. Together, we can make our voices heard.
Sign the Petition
Together, we can defend academic freedom, promote transparency, and strengthen public accountability within our nation’s most influential institutions—but meaningful change requires people like you to speak up.
Stand with us for truth and help advance this important mission. Add your name and make your voice heard by signing the petition today.
Have You Encountered Misinformation or Bias in a Museum Exhibit?
We want to hear from you.
Americans for Museums believes that museums should uphold accuracy, integrity, transparency, and respect for their visitors. When you submit a report, you help us document potential concerns, encourage constructive dialogue with museum leadership, and equip families with reliable, truth-based resources.
Your experience matters, and your report can help bring about meaningful change. Thank you for speaking up.
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