American Legislation

Requires a standard "Do Not Flush" label and symbol on many disposable wipes, bans flushability claims, and directs FTC enforcement, effective one year after enactment.

Updates terminology, adds ocean observation language, requires regional data sharing, and funds coastal and ocean observation systems $56 million annually for 2026–2030.

Creates an annual National STEM Week to promote STEM education, partnerships, and annual reporting by CoSTEM.

Directs NOAA to run a project improving coastal marine fog observations, models, advisories, stakeholder and tribal engagement, and a one-year project plan.

Requires the Coast Guard to update overdose medication policy, make naloxone available across installations and operational environments, join a tracking system, and report to Congress.

Allows port infrastructure grants to replace or upgrade Chinese-installed crane hardware or software.

Directs the FCC to create a 6G Task Force to study standards, uses, limits, and coordination across federal, state, local, and Tribal governments.

Reauthorizes and restructures NTIA, renames leadership, creates spectrum and international offices, and consolidates reporting.

Creates a public-private quantum sandbox to speed development and testing of near-term quantum applications, led by Commerce and NIST with industry and labs.

Make permanent an exemption removing under-the-hood testing for certain school bus drivers and require six years of state reports.

Creates an FTC-run system letting people request mass deletion of personal data from registered data brokers, with registration, auditing, and enforcement rules.

Directs NIST to create and update workforce frameworks for AI and other critical technologies to support training, careers, and adoption.

Defines low-altitude airspace for drones and preserves local, Tribal, and property authorities over take-off, landing zones, and operations.

Authorizes authorities to detect, disrupt, and test drone countermeasures at airports and statewide, with FCC consultation and FAA coordination.

Requires large aircraft makers' boards to include labor and safety experts and directs FAA to rescind delegations that don't comply.

Provides grants and DOT planning help to U.S. host cities for Olympics and World Cup; Commerce to study tourism effects.

Creates a NIST-linked nonprofit to support measurement science, standards, research partnerships, commercialization, and fellowships with limited federal transfers.

Requires port project selections to achieve equitable geographic distribution across U.S. regions.

Ends the Transportation Security Administration; moves airport screening to private companies and creates FAA aviation security oversight while transferring surface functions to DOT.

Creates a civilian Secretary of the Coast Guard and requires a DHS reorganization plan to move duties, personnel, and funds.

Allows prisons to use signal jammers inside housing units with funding and notification requirements.

Adds Rhode Island to the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council and updates membership counts in the Magnuson-Stevens Act.

Creates a federal advisory panel and principal advisor to study and guide use of augmented, virtual, and mixed reality technologies.

A Senate resolution recognizing WOWO radio's 100 years on air and honoring its role in local broadcasting history.