American Legislation

Allows mobile providers to elect satellite emergency alerts and directs the FCC to set technical rules within set timelines.

proposes selling the federal reversionary interests in specific parcels to current owners, at fair market value with buyer-paid costs, while preserving an existing railroad right-of-way.

Lawmakers would direct the Comptroller General to study retention practices for non-clinical VA health care staff.

Bill would clarify the procurement technical assistance program’s purpose and adjust its assistance limits, and it has been referred to the House Armed Services Committee.

A bill would create tax incentives for mass timber products and has been referred to the House Ways and Means Committee.

Lawmakers' bill would require the Secretary of Homeland Security to designate Yemen for temporary protected status.

Bill would let eligible partnerships settle open tax disputes over conservation donations and redefine when buildings qualify as contributing to historic districts.

Legislation would create a federal tax credit up to $10,000 per year for eligible child care centers to aid access for children with developmental disabilities, from 2027 through 2031.

A bill would let full-time fire protection employees exclude the first $100,000 of ordinary income from gross income; qualifying volunteers could also claim the exclusion after five years.

Bill would direct the FTC's Elder Justice Coordinator to establish a website and hotline for elder fraud victims.

Bill would amend the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act of 2012 to coordinate internet freedom efforts; pending in House committees.

Bill would require NHTSA to start reevaluating fuel economy standards.

Bill would ban live broadcasts of military executions under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

A bill would require foreign-government-owned media operating in the United States to register as foreign agents.

Senate bill would bar federal and state incentives for data centers.

Lawmakers would require the Treasury Secretary to run a program distributing federal K-12 funds directly to parents or to a child's public school with parental approval.

Bill would raise HSA contributions by $2,000 for a qualifying child born or adopted. Spouses could split the increase, up to a combined $2,000 per child.

A bill would create a federal tax credit for health care facilities using low-emission anesthetic gases.

A bill would modify the Defense Department's authority over installation support services and intergovernmental support agreements. It was referred to the House Armed Services Committee.

Creates an excise tax on digital advertising; the provided information does not specify the rate or who would pay it.

Requires reevaluation of corporate average fuel economy standards if gasoline prices rise much faster than inflation; raises certain civil penalty amounts.

Bill would let partnerships with conservation-easement deductions settle disputes within 180 days after enactment. It would cap deductions, require payments, and potentially hold group partnerships jointly liable.

Allows VA to fund law school clinics to help veterans with benefits appeals, fiduciary matters, and other legal issues.

House bill would block federal housing regulators from implementing 2023 mortgage pricing changes.