American Legislation

Creates a HUD hotline to help tenants in federally assisted housing with eviction-related matters; authorizes needed funding starting FY2026.

Updates title 5 to reflect recent changes, fix technical errors, and add oversight and reporting rules for inspectors general, judges, and prisons.

Designates the Fort Madison USPS facility as the Martin L. Graber Post Office; only changes official name, no service changes.

Directs a VA study and registry on long-term brain and mental health effects for military aviators, with reports to Congress.

Congressional leaders would pick and remove the Librarian and the GPO Director. The Register of Copyrights would be President-appointed and Senate-confirmed for a 10-year term.

Stops VA disability reductions for earlier separation pay and limits recoupment from retired pay with notice and hardship protections.

Requires fqhcs to pay the 340b ceiling price at purchase and bans post-purchase rebate reconciliations.

When agencies leave money unused, 49% can be kept one more year, 49% pays public debt, and 2% funds retention bonuses (caps apply).

Repeals Section 230 and updates many federal statutes; takes effect on enactment. Introduced in House and referred to Energy and Commerce.

Requires broad sanctions, trade and financial restrictions on Russia and affiliated persons if Russia refuses peace with or attacks Ukraine.

Limits vehicle makers' access to user and vehicle data; gives owners access and control; requires FTC enforcement and a report.

Provides grants and loan guarantees so schools can buy kitchen equipment, fix food-service spaces, and train staff. Tribal organizations eligible.

Gives Havlish 9/11 claimants payment rights, releases escrow funds, and restores future payment eligibility retroactive to Dec 29, 2022.

The bill would expand federal grants for intelligent water infrastructure, including sensors and ai, for construction and operation, with new reporting and funding extended to 2028.

Sets verification steps for shippers and brokers to show reasonable motor carrier selection before shipments.

A federal proposal to recognize out-of-state licenses for veterans and eligible spouses who move within 36 months of discharge, with a 30-day review and temporary licenses.

Sets postal rules for mailed federal ballots: same-day processing, barcodes, postmarks, free postage, delivery protections, tribal consultation, and a uniform deadline for acceptance.

Doubles allowable immediate expensing caps for certain productions, adds inflation indexing, and extends the rule through 2030.

Phases out helicopter and fixed-wing roundups, requires cameras on aircraft, and directs a GAO report on alternatives for managing wild horses and burros.

Allows legally married same-sex couples to change federal tax filing status for certain past years and updates Internal Revenue Code language to treat married couples and spouses neutrally.

Updates U.S. implementation of the South Pacific Tuna Treaty: definitions, licenses, enforcement, confidentiality, stowage rules, training, arbitration, and ongoing funding.

This measure would create a streamlined route to permanent residence for certain parolees, with refugee-level vetting, waivers for many rules, and protection from removal while pending.

Congress can use one vote to cancel several rules made in a President's final year. Agencies and businesses may face faster, grouped rollbacks of late-term rules.

Changes Medigap rules to ban denials and waiting periods for many enrollees, tighten pricing and reporting, update Medicare Plan Finder, and adjust medical loss ratio rules.