American Legislation

Creates a grant program and fund for sea turtle rescue, rehabilitation, and rapid response with authorized funding for 2025–2030.

Updates COPPA to cover ages 13–16, tighten consent, limit targeted ads, require deletion rights, and direct FTC and GAO reports.

Authorizes NASA programs for FY2025 and sets guidance on exploration, LEO transition, science missions, aeronautics, and commercial partnerships.

Requires NASA to deliver reports and international agreement texts to key congressional committees and treat certain nonpublic reports as confidential.

Creates an FCC advisory council to recommend ways to improve communications network security, reliability, and interoperability, with public reporting and membership rules.

Requires a federal report on mobile network cybersecurity, vulnerabilities, encryption, and surveillance tools; excludes 5G protocols; due one year after enactment.

Provides outreach and technical help to small communications providers about Open RAN and a wireless supply chain grant program.

Requires NASA headquarters to move to Brevard County, Florida within one year of enactment.

Expands federal criminal language to cover vandalism, tampering, and disruption of pipeline operation or construction; amends 49 U.S.C. 60123(b).

Authorizes the FCC to sue to collect unpaid phone-equipment fines and to set rules to protect subscribers from unwanted automated calls.

Creates a pilot grant program to fund transportation infrastructure at launch and reentry sites, rewarding operators based on launches and allowing matching funds.

Makes most TSA employees subject to federal civil-service rules under title 5, preserves pay and some benefits during the transition.

Requires many commercial sites to show a short, readable terms summary, a data-flow diagram, and machine-readable tagged full terms.

Prohibits sale and distribution of certain expanded polystyrene items starting January 1, 2028; EPA enforces and may set rules.

A Senate resolution recognizing the growth, revenue, and employment impact of women-owned businesses in the United States.

Prevents the FCC from acting against broadcasters because of their viewpoints, with limited criminal and incitement exceptions.

Requires seat belts, fire and crash-protection, driver training, studies, and grants for school buses.

Removes Section 230 immunity for some platforms hosting false election administration information and requires fast notice-and-removal.

Declares Congress should not impose new performance fees or charges on local radio stations or businesses playing broadcasted sound recordings.

Requires NTIA to estimate and require agencies to report spectrum value across 3 kHz–95 GHz on a multi-year schedule.

Requires the Commerce Assistant Secretary to audit federal spectrum uses and report to Congress within 18 months.