American Legislation

This measure would permanently place nitazene opioids in Schedule I, tightening federal controls and affecting researchers, manufacturers, and enforcement efforts.

Makes VA send requested records to the Veterans' Affairs Committees on fixed timelines and limits political interference. Career staff must handle most document production.

Authorizes U.S. military education and training assistance to Greece with stated goals and funding for fiscal years 2027–2031.

Gives youth in foster care more say and written plans, and helps connect them with mentors, peers, family, and community before and after leaving care.

Expedited interagency review and updated controls on sensitive tech transfers to foreign adversaries, with a focus on military-civil fusion exposure.

Prohibits downgrading VA law enforcement positions and restores status and pay for positions downgraded between Oct 1, 2025 and enactment.

Temporary authority for the VA to deposit certain medical reimbursements into the Medical Care Collections Fund, with GAO reporting every 180 days.

Creates a USDA pilot grant program to fund community Food is Medicine programs serving people with diet-related diseases through meals, nutrition therapy, and related services.

Creates federal grants for agencies that defend students' school rights. Funds investigations, legal help, monitoring, and family support.

Stops interest on most federal student loans and sets up a fund to manage repayments. Many borrowers get automatic zero-interest changes starting July 1, 2026.

Creates privacy, safety, and worker standards for buying SNAP food online and for delivery. Retailers must report compliance or lose SNAP authorization.

Extends postpartum WIC eligibility to 24 months and requires a health outcomes report.

Creates one-on-one financial and housing counseling for active-duty and transitioning service members; requires a report on implementation.

Modifies percentage depletion rules, raises depletable barrels, and removes some taxable income limits for oil and gas wells after 2026.

DHS must send Congress full records of shootings and custody deaths after Jan 20, 2025. Committees get videos, reports, messages, and training files for oversight.

Requires incarcerated workers be covered by the FLSA and bars counting board, lodging, or court-fee deductions as wages.

Classifies human cadaveric islets as organs; directs HHS to update regulations and report progress.

Taxes large oil producers when global oil prices rise above 2025 levels and uses the money to give gasoline rebates to eligible filers.

Proposes capping regular income tax for low- and middle-income workers and adding a tiered surtax on very high earners, with inflation indexing and special MAGI definitions.

Surviving family members get a one-time $200,000 payment for deaths on or after Jan 1, 2026. The amount rises each year with inflation measured by the Consumer Price Index.

A plan to offer a 40% business tax credit for qualifying zero-emission landscaping equipment, with annual and ten-year caps, ending after five years.

Creates a program to collect and store DNA and specimens from park species. Some genetic data will be public; sensitive locations and samples stay in U.S. repositories.

Requires an 18-month federal study on how data centers affect low‑income and communities of color, with findings, maps, and recommendations.

Creates a federal, free online tax filing program; bans agreements that limit IRS filing services; includes state integration grants and reporting requirements.