Establishes a grant program for family community organizations to support families dealing with addiction.

Bans sharing US intelligence with countries allowing Huawei’s 5G technology within their borders.

Establishes guidelines for federal agencies’ regulatory and non-regulatory action over certain artificial intelligence applications used by non-federal entities.

Summarizes two recent government actions to limit teen access to tobacco products.

Defines the word “entity” as used in cybersecurity and infrastructure security law and requires federal coordination with those entities on cybersecurity measures.

Transfers the ability to exempt detained undocumented immigrants from DNA-sample collection based on resource and operational limitations from the Department of Homeland Security to the Department of Justice.

Establishes labeling and disclosure requirements for bioengineered foods.

Adds fines and enforcement mechanisms against unauthenticated robocalls, requires voice service providers to authenticate calls originating from phone lines or from the internet, and increases protections for voice service subscribers from receiving unwanted calls or text messages from unauthenticated numbers.

Provides the tobacco industry with guidelines for submitting plans regarding cigarette packaging and advertising.

Allows the National Science Foundation to award grants that would develop the participation of female prekindergarten and elementary school students in STEM and computer science fields.

Requires executive branch agencies to develop and publish methods for non-governmental entities to report potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities to those agencies. 

Requires the Department of Defense to submit a report to Congress containing information and details on the Department’s artificial intelligence strategy.