American Legislation

House bill would impose sanctions on Russia's oil and gas extraction and refining. The text is not available, and it has been referred to House committees.

Allows foreign assistance funds to support comprehensive reproductive health care, including abortion services, training, and equipment.

A House resolution encourages drug prevention activities and support for drug-free lifestyles during Red Ribbon Week 2026.

Requires annual glaucoma screening coverage for certain people; referred to committees.

A focused assessment of how staffing cuts affect frontline services and potential continuity measures.

Establishes a program allowing residents to designate up to two essential caregivers who may visit during visitation suspensions, with safety requirements.

Requires NIST to form task forces to develop standards to identify and label content created or altered by generative AI, and report to Congress.

Stops a recent Endangered Species Committee decision about oil and gas activities in the Gulf of America and preserves prior Endangered Species Act requirements for three years.

Restricts import and sale of connected vehicles, software, and hardware tied to certain foreign countries; creates enforcement, authorization, and reporting rules.

Ends the 50 percent payment reduction for multiple therapy services under Medicare starting Jan 1, 2027.

House bill would create a Publication Review Committee to approve BOP book prohibitions within 90 days of enactment. Appeals must stay in libraries pending committee decisions, with annual reports.

VA employees could take four extra unpaid weeks after a birth, adoption, or foster placement. It adds to existing federal leave and must be used within 12 months.

Bill would shield NFIP actions from Endangered Species Act review, withdrawing opinions within 30 days of enactment by FWS Director and Assistant Administrator for Fisheries.

Creates a temporary tax credit for eligible health professionals serving in certain facilities.

Online sites must verify advertisers and quickly remove scam ads. The FTC enforces the rule and platforms lose some Section 230 immunity.

Requires State Department to certify and report that sufficient food reaches Gaza civilians, describe oversight, and notify Congress of denied or diverted shipments.

Adds a dyslexia definition to IDEA and requires equal access to services for listed student groups.

limits price discrimination based on shopper data; requires facial-recognition notices; bans certain digital shelf labels; and empowers FTC, states, and individuals to seek enforcement.

Replaces fixed entry date with a rolling seven-year window for registry eligibility; starts 60 days after enactment.

Makes federal safety rules cover government workers. Public employers face inspections, standards, and injury reporting like private workplaces.

House resolution urging North Korea to return abducted foreign nationals, provide remains and information, make restitution, and apologize.

Bill would penalize owners, officers, attorneys, and incorporation agents up to five years for concealing foreign-national election activity.

Proposes new Medicare rules for oxygen and related equipment, including separate liquid-oxygen payments, supplier obligations, electronic medical necessity templates, and new beneficiary rights.

Provides training, equipment, telehealth, and a study to help rural hospitals respond to obstetric emergencies and coordinate patient transfers.