"House Passes Bipartisan Bills to Protect Hunting and Archery Rights"

The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the Protecting Hunting Heritage and Education Act, striking down the Biden administration's decision to withhold federal funding for school shooting sports courses. The bill received bipartisan support, with 424 representatives voting in favor and only one lawmaker voting against. The legislation aims to ensure that students can participate in hunting and archery programs, which proponents argue promote conservation, nature appreciation, and goal-oriented activities. The Biden administration's interpretation of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act had led to the withholding of funds for these programs, but the House vote seeks to reverse that decision.