American Legislation

Strengthens anti-bot rules, requires ticket sites to use security, report circumvention, and gives FTC civil enforcement authority.

Gives the health secretary power to order unsafe imports destroyed and bans moving them. Importers may lose goods and must follow new FDA rules.

Requires disclosure of foreign third‑party litigation funding, bans funding by foreign states and sovereign wealth funds, and directs annual DOJ reports.

Allows swaps of state trust lands and BLM lands and enables some state parcels to be taken into tribal trust.

Requires the attorney general to provide annual, aggregated demographic data about firearm purchase denials through NICS, with privacy considerations and annual reporting to Congress.

Proposes repealing a twelve percent excise tax on new heavy trucks, tractors, and trailers to lower costs and speed fleet modernization, with unclear plans to replace Highway Trust Fund revenue.

Creates at least five VA centers to research, train, and provide certain innovative therapies for veterans, with funding and reporting requirements.

People could use SNAP benefits to buy hot ready to eat meals from some stores. Stores must not get more than half their sales from hot prepared foods to qualify.

Creates a shared savings incentive, reporting rules, and a DOE guide to encourage deployment of grid-enhancing technology and congestion data reporting.

Allows HBCUs to use strengthening grants for arts programs, student support, and art collection care; permits NEA partnerships.

Allows above-the-line deduction for union dues and itemized deductions for unreimbursed employee expenses beginning for tax years after Dec 31, 2024.

Strengthens licensing, security, inspections, and digital tracing for gun dealers and online marketplaces.

A federal rule requires a binding violence prevention standard for health care and social service workplaces, including written plans, risk assessments, training, incident investigation, recordkeeping, and anti retaliation protections.

Requires the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation to test telehealth specialty care networks for Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP beneficiaries in rural and underserved areas.

Some insurers will treat certain debt as non-capital assets and can carry capital losses forward for 10 years. This changes when and how those insurers pay tax.

Stops states from using federal TANF grants to replace state funds; requires state certification; extends TANF authority through September 30, 2026.

Creates an NIH initiative to coordinate youth mental health research and funds collaborative studies from 2025–2030.

Incentivizes Medicare payments and funds technical help to integrate behavioral health into primary care.

A proposal to fund state grants and technical assistance to expand early vision screening for children, improve data, and coordinate follow-up across health and education programs.

Requires Medicare to pay separately for portable ultrasound transportation and setup, with supplier rules like portable X-ray, effective Jan 1, 2027.

Would apply existing contribution limits to independent expenditure committees that spend on elections.

Lets tax-exempt charities fund student housing and campus residential projects without losing exempt status, with limits and definitions.

Stops FFLs from selling certain semiauto centerfire rifles and shotguns to people under 21; adds FBI report requirement.

Allows certain disabled veterans to use HOV and toll lanes if identified and qualified by public authorities.