American Legislation

Senate resolution welcoming the 2026 FIFA World Cup co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Recognizes June 8, 2026, as World Oceans Day and highlights U.S. maritime heritage, fisheries anniversaries, marine debris work, and ocean science.

Creates a commission to study robotics competitiveness, security, supply chains, workforce, and issue recommendations to Congress and the President.

Allows certain noncompliant vehicle equipment to move across state lines for testing.

Senate resolution urging action, better data, and a safe-systems approach to eliminate roadway deaths by 2050.

Creates a nonprofit to support broadband adoption, digital literacy, and partnerships for underserved communities.

Requires Coast Guard-led annual cybersecurity assessments and facility reports for certain port software and hardware, with CISA coordination and NIST certification rules.

Stops Amtrak from using mandatory arbitration and class-action waivers in passenger contracts for consumer and civil-rights disputes.

Requires automatic refunds and customer-service rules for telecom, cable, satellite, and internet outages.

Raises the maximum age pilots can serve in certain commercial operations and sets related medical, labor, and grandfathering rules.

Requires data collection and FTC monitoring of crude oil and transportation fuel markets to detect manipulation and improve market transparency.

Creates a federal process to produce and share forward-looking weather data for use in building codes, standards, and voluntary certifications.

Creates a national AI research resource at NSF to share compute, data, software, and training for U.S. researchers and educators.

Provides a $40,000 TSO minimum salary, CPI adjustments, and a $10,000 TSO bonus and continuing pay during a funding lapse starting February 14, 2026.

Requires colleges seeking federal research funding to certify they do not run certain foreign branch campuses and defines branch campus.

Requires delivery platforms to disclose prices, fix fee methods, limit fee factors, and provide clear fee explanations; enforced by the FTC and state attorneys general.

Establishes a NOAA climate education program and grants to boost climate literacy, teacher training, and community projects.

Requires the FTC to study oil and gas company conduct that could affect fuel prices, supply, and alternative fuels, and to report to Congress.

Permits certain federal transit funds to be used for the extra cost of adding artwork to transit facilities by amending Title 49.

Strengthens accessibility for video and communications: captions, audio description, sign language, devices, relay services, conferencing, DeafBlind program, and enforcement.

Requires leagues to offer local fans free live access and bans streaming blackouts; federal agencies enforce compliance.