American Legislation

Lawmakers would amend the Constitution to let national referendums on federal laws if two-thirds in Congress and three-fourths of states approve within seven years.

Lawmakers would raise clean-vehicle tax credits and make them permanent. Commerce and Energy would publish annual reports on minerals and charging stations.

Bill would amend the tax code to allow nonrecognition of gain or loss in certain residential real property exchanges.

Lawmakers would create a motor fuel deduction under the tax code; details on who qualifies and how to claim remain unclear.

A bill would bar the Secretary of Homeland Security from using FEMA disaster assistance data for immigration enforcement.

Disaster Data Privacy Act would bar the ICE Director from using federal funds to obtain disaster-related personal data from NGOs without a judicial warrant.

A bill would require the VA Secretary to seek a lease for a Vet Center in Socorro, New Mexico by December 31, 2027, with no guaranteed opening.

Bill would temporarily exclude urological and ostomy supplies from Medicare competitive acquisition programs for five years.

Creates research prize competitions to improve AI interpretability and resistance to attacks.

House resolution says China wrongfully detained U.S. academics, urges U.S. to press for releases and review travel guidance and wrongful-detention designations.

Prohibits trading on nonpublic social-media information from covered officials and bans paid prioritized access; empowers SEC, CFTC, and Attorney General enforcement with civil penalties.

Proposes data-driven adjustments to medicare ambulance payments for ground and air services, with regular updates and reporting requirements.

A bill to modernize physician payments, support a hybrid primary care model, rename MIPS to POINTS, and expand data sharing.

A bill would create an NEA grant program to fund regional documentary works, archiving drafts and finished pieces with the Library of Congress, within 180 days of enactment.

Requires counsel for unaccompanied children in immigration cases, with file sharing, review timelines, detention access, and pro bono recruitment.

Would bar payouts to top officials and relatives, require large-payment reporting, and empower the attorney general to recover improper settlements.

Proposal to cancel an executive order and halt related activities and contracts tied to citizenship verification and federal election integrity, with funding restrictions for related work.

Creates a U.S. strategy and coordinator to boost training, pay, and protections for health workers abroad. Agencies must report on workforce spending each year.

Bans event-based commodity contracts for many categories; lets states opt out for gaming.

Allows five U.S. territories and commonwealths to place statues in the National Statuary Hall Collection under the same rules as states.

Requires no-cost additional breast imaging for higher-risk people across major federal and private health programs.

Prevents employers from ending or changing group health coverage during lock-outs or lawful strikes; adds civil fines and possible officer liability.

The TEENS Act would let 14- to 16-year-olds work up to 24 hours weekly in school weeks, with a 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. window.

Prevents recorded neighborhood rules from banning or limiting residential amateur antennas while allowing safety, code, and size limits; gives FCC rulemaking and private right of action.