Amending Wyoming's act of admission for leases and earnings.

This Wyoming joint resolution (SJ 1) requests Congress to amend the state's 1890 Act of Admission. It seeks to update language from "interest" to "earnings" in three sections governing the state's permanent school fund (now over $4 billion) and allow Wyoming to lease school lands under state-prescribed rules to secure maximum long-term financial returns. The bill does not change current law but asks Congress to modify the foundational document to reflect modern investment practices where earnings include capital gains beyond simple interest. It directly affects how Wyoming manages its common school fund and leases state-owned school lands for mineral, grazing, or agricultural use. The resolution has been referred to the Appropriations committee and recommended for passage.