American Legislation

Keeps annual WIPP economic assistance payments until WIPP shipments end.

Directs FERC to change interconnection rules so transmission providers can prioritize dispatchable generation to improve grid reliability and resource adequacy.

Reauthorizes and updates the U.S.-Mexico transboundary aquifer assessment program, adds Arizona aquifers, and extends funding authorization through 2036.

Requires Interior to study expanding Lewis & Clark Regional Water System in IA, MN, and SD and report findings to Congress.

Authorizes an Interior Department study of a potential regional water supply for parts of four states, with up to $10,000,000 authorized.

Reauthorizes recycling grants, creates conveyance grants, funds restoration, and deauthorizes inactive reclamation projects.

Directs Interior to study selective water withdrawal at Glen Canyon Dam to evaluate hydropower and invasive species control; report due within 18 months.

Authorizes and updates federal funding for named North Dakota and tribal rural water supply projects, including engineering reports and indexed costs.

Reauthorizes and updates a watershed grants program, increases grant amounts, adds tribal definitions, allows continued funding, and authorizes $40M/year 2027–2031.

This measure would require an Interior Department feasibility study to determine if Washington's 1753 route should be recognized as a national historic trail.

Directs U.S. reporting, sanctions, and diplomacy to help end the war in Sudan and limit some financial assistance.

Speeds development and testing of PFAS-free turnout gear. Aims to help firefighters get safer protective clothing sooner.

Would strengthen child labor rules, penalties, supply-chain oversight, and requirements for some federal contractors.

Aims to curb antisemitism through education, security grants, and online reporting requirements, with annual threat assessments and platform transparency rules.

Requires federal science agencies to adopt rules that protect research from political interference and ensure public reporting.

Restricts certain private equity investments and practices in youth sports.

Voids three State Department foreign aid rules and bars agencies from adopting similar rules, retroactively nullifying actions under those rules.

Creates a study, grants, and guidance on how violence and trauma affect maternal health, with equity and Tribal focus.

Creates grants, studies, and guidance to grow and diversify the maternal and perinatal care workforce and encourage culturally congruent care.

Large data centers must report monthly energy and water use and plan reductions, with federal and state oversight and potential penalties.

Creates a task force and grant program to reduce preventable maternal deaths by addressing housing, food, transport, environment, and other social needs.

Prohibits Members and certain family from buying stocks, requires public notice before sales, and creates penalties and fees for violations. Effective 180 days after enactment.

A measure to require broad coverage and no-cost access to HIV-prevention drugs, while protecting privacy and expanding grants and outreach.

Expands liquidity tools and targeted loans for native CDFIs to boost tribal homeownership.