American Legislation

Sets uniform federal rules for recycled content claims and allows mass balance accounting if certified; enforced by the Federal Trade Commission.

Authorizes two memorials honoring Wisconsin infantry at Antietam and Manassas; requires private fundraising, Secretary approval, and Secretary maintenance after installation.

Require USDA and Interior to sign an agreement to prevent, detect, and eradicate New World screwworm on covered lands and report annually to Congress.

Reauthorizes and expands DOE program to create centers for energy sector cyber threat analysis and information sharing, extending authorization through 2031.

Calls for a DHS plan to modernize NTAS, with clear alert criteria, expanded public access, stakeholder input, and an independent GAO review within two years.

Helps youth leaving foster care get move-in help, utility and rental support, and lease coaching through age 26. States can use Chafee funds and coordinate with housing agencies.

Former foster youth age 14 or older can use vouchers for college, trade school, apprenticeships, GED, and remedial classes. Voucher time is five years, six if remedial first.

Raises yearly vouchers to $12,000 and simplifies the application. States may offer short grace periods and must do outreach.

Extends and updates the First Responder Network Authority, increases NTIA oversight, board changes, reporting, outage rules, and continuity planning.

Delays a planned efficiency change to work RVUs and updates conversion-factor percentage rules; requires a report before possible future implementation.

Removes many U.S. trade and travel restrictions on Cuba, allows telecommunications and remittances, extends normal trade treatment, and directs presidential negotiations and reports.

The bill lets the consumer safety agency set and enforce safety rules for guns. Makers and sellers may face new testing, labels, or design requirements.

A proposed federal tax credit to incentivize indoor air quality assessments and upgrades in commercial, public, and nonprofit buildings, with higher credits for wage and apprenticeship-compliant projects.

Creates a new bridges grant program, changes transportation planning funding and rules, and increases support for regional and rural planning.

This measure would pause federal hiring and detailing into ICE, restricting staffing changes until Congress passes a new law to modify or end the freeze.

Requires reporting, audits, and access rules to monitor detainee health in immigration detention facilities.

Excludes restored Social Security monthly benefits received in 2025 from taxable income.

EPA to publish a two-year report exploring reuse and refill options across sectors, assessing costs, equity, job impacts, barriers, and needed support.

Creates grants and a reimbursement program to expand access to pre-exposure prophylaxis and related services, plus a 'PrEP Pass' for uninsured people.

Expands and funds services for domestic and dating violence survivors. It boosts hotlines, tribal programs, accessibility, and prevention.

People must show photo ID and prove citizenship to register. Mail ballots require ID copies and must arrive by Election Day to count.

Officially names the USPS facility at 3135 1st Avenue North in St. Petersburg as the Poul Hornsleth Post Office.

A proposal to require documentary proof of citizenship for federal voter registration and to require photo ID for federal elections, with agencies verifying citizenship and assisting states.

Raises pay and benefits, adds leave and health support, and changes retirement rules for federal wildland firefighters.