Amending Wyoming's act of admission for earnings.

Wyoming's HJ 1 is a joint resolution requesting Congress to amend the state's 1890 Act of Admission. It seeks to update specific sections to replace outdated terms like "interest" and "income" with "earnings" in provisions governing the permanent school fund. This change would allow Wyoming to use all investment returns - including capital gains - from the fund, which now exceeds $4 billion, directly for public schools. The resolution does not create new funding but aligns legal language with current investment practices to better apply existing resources.