American Legislation

The House would designate October 10, 2026 as National Wildlife Refuge Week and encourage related events.

Bill would authorize up to $10 million annually for fiscal years 2027 through 2031 for competitive grants to health centers and departments to treat silicosis and educate workers.

Resolution recognizing Latina wage disparities and expressing support for equal pay.

Creates a tax credit for qualifying film and television production work performed in the United States.

Would permanently authorize the Payment in Lieu of Taxes program for each fiscal year.

Honors the Peace Corps on its 65th anniversary and commends volunteers for international peace, friendship, and development.

Funds and expands 9-8-8 lifeline, crisis services, training, and insurer coverage for crisis care.

House joint resolution would block the sale of defense articles, services, and data for Turkey's TF-X engines.

Strengthens pay protections, increases penalties, requires paystubs and timely final pay, extends filing deadlines, and funds community enforcement grants.

Authorizes gold medals for Artemis II crew and allows bronze duplicates for sale, funded by the Mint's Public Enterprise Fund.

An initiative to refine how the nation assesses foreign efforts to curb sex trafficking by including prohibitions on buying sex, buyer education, and measures to reduce international sex tourism.

Lawmakers would create a federal right to authorize digital voice and likeness uses, lasting after death up to 70 years. Online services would face notices and matching-copy removals.

Directs Congress to obtain and publicly display a Shirley Chisholm statue in the Capitol.

Expands Medicaid recognition of podiatrists and updates Medicare rules for therapeutic diabetic shoes and documentation.

Creates a grant program to fund and expand prison library services, education, and digital access for incarcerated individuals.

Schools that get federal funds cannot put kids in seclusion or use most restraints. Parents get quick notice and can sue if rules are broken.

Bill would require HHS to run a national HPV cancer-awareness campaign and authorize $5 million per year for the campaign.

Creates competitive grants so organic farms, processors, and tribal units can expand storage, processing, and tracking. Some projects need matching funds; equipment grants are smaller.

Promotes newborn screening and public education to detect pediatric liver disease earlier and studies transplant outcomes and screening costs.

Authorizes grants to expand medical student clinical rotations in rural and medically underserved community clinics.

Prohibits discrimination in the Armed Forces based on gender identity, covering accessions, separations, required service sex, and medically necessary care.

Creates a 30% investment tax credit for qualifying industrial and municipal water recycling projects through projects begun by 12/31/2032.

Reinstates U.S. funding for UNRWA, repeals certain restrictions, and requires reports on UNRWA reforms through 2028.

Proposes a constitutional amendment to cap terms for Representatives and Senators and exclude prior terms before ratification.