American Legislation

Directs the President to end U.S. military hostilities with Iran under the War Powers Resolution, with specified exceptions.

Sets a December 31, 2026 deadline for states to ratify the Congressional Apportionment Amendment and declares later ratifications invalid.

Creates grants to build a national faith-based resource center to help victims of domestic and sexual violence and to develop model laws on religious divorce denial.

Provides federal grants to state, local, tribal, and task force law enforcement to locate, investigate, and interdict opioid distribution, with set-asides and reporting.

Stops Army from deactivating Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigades without plans to restore aircraft, personnel, and capabilities.

Removes the federal provision that gave Kansas state courts jurisdiction over crimes involving Indians on tribal lands in Kansas.

House resolution urging better EMS stroke training, routing, public education, and access to thrombectomy.

Designates May 3–9, 2026 as Wildfire Preparedness Week and supports education, resources, and preparedness actions to reduce wildfire risk and help communities.

Designates May 10–16, 2026, as Taiwanese American Heritage Week and honors Taiwanese American contributions and ties to Taiwan.

House resolution supporting May 3–9, 2026 as National Small Business Week to honor small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Requires VA to set and publish referral-to-appointment timing standards and report quarterly on facility compliance and rankings on the VHA website.

Directs the State Department and FCC to improve internet access for Iranians, support tools like VPNs and satellites, and funds cybersecurity training.

Withdraws mifepristone approval for pregnancy termination and lets people sue manufacturers for harms from that medication.

Allows up to 90% federal support for certain drought-area or regionally significant water projects and requires financing priority for them.

Adds reporting, penalties, and corrective plans for states with high improper child care payments; takes effect one year after enactment.

Adds recycled copper to the advanced manufacturing production tax credit for components purified to at least 99.9 percent.

Doubles H-1B cap, raises employer thresholds, and funds K–12 and college STEM grants ($25M/year 2026–2030).

Extends grants that support law enforcement officers and families from 2025 through 2029 by updating an existing statute.

Requires most employers to provide paid annual leave (1 hour per 25 worked, up to 80 hours per year) with notice, carryover, payout, and enforcement rules.

Authorizes grants to create or expand community-based mentoring programs for children and youth with foster care experience, including training, screening, and annual reports.

Blocks use of federal transport funds to buy vehicles or electric powertrain components from entities tied to certain foreign nations; requires a public list and allows narrow testing exceptions.

Updates VA standards to recognize nurse anesthetists as independent practitioners, set certification and direct-care requirements, and require GAO reports on anesthesia models.

Repeals specific HUD fair-housing rules, forbids a federal racial-disparities map database, and requires HUD to consult state and local officials and publish recommendations.