American Legislation

Lawmakers would create a bill for a retail motor fuel credit under the Internal Revenue Code.

House bill would let taxpayers claim theft-loss deductions without itemizing.

House bill would require manufacturers to label household appliances with an estimated performance life. The measure has been referred to House committees and is not yet law.

The bill would direct the President's Pay Agent to establish pay localities for two metro areas.

House bill would offer individual and household aid during prolonged power outages under the Stafford Act.

A bill would require grant-funded states and localities to report automated license plate reader use to the Attorney General.

A bill to reduce crime on public transportation has been introduced and referred to the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

Lawmakers would ban individualized, dynamic, and facial-recognition pricing in a bill targeting large retail food stores and online platforms.

The measure has been referred to several House committees, but no text is available.

A bill would prohibit interference in federal elections. It is under committee consideration with no text released.

Bill would curb AI deception affecting voters and election workers by banning intentional AI interference. FTC disclaimer rules would begin 60 days after enactment.

Bill would require an assessment of standards for DHS ports of entry.

Lawmakers would set senior ranks for Army, Navy, Marine, and Air Force judge advocates under a new bill.

Resolution would express the House's support for designating the third Wednesday of October as Support Your Local Chamber of Commerce Day.

Bill would bar people convicted of bribery, ethics violations, or FARA violations from serving in the federal executive branch.

Bill would address heat island effects at federal facilities.

Senate bill would codify the process for executive clemency petitions, pending in the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Bill would require the Defense Secretary to designate an executive agent to coordinate U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation, with 180-day briefings and annual public updates.

Bill would evaluate and invest in Ukraine's defense technologies. It has been referred to the House Armed Services Committee; no funding details or text are available.

If enacted, some tribal clinics could offer dental therapist services. The change could improve access to dental care for tribal communities.

The bill would bar U.S. aid to Palestinian governing entities and related international groups unless the President certifies six conditions.

Sets military funding and troop levels for 2027. Affects service members, contractors, and taxpayers through funding and operations.

Bill would bar excluding people from federal jury service due to disability or age. It would add disability and age to nondiscrimination grounds.

Would expand grant support for hiring and training veterans and retired officers as school resource officers.