American Legislation

Creates a Commerce-led program to assess and strengthen critical supply chains and coordinate federal responses.

Stops sanctuary permits for undersea fiber optic cables already authorized by federal or state agencies and directs NOAA interagency cooperation.

Updates NOAA marine debris program and Marine Debris Foundation; adds Tribal outreach, new administrative rules, and limited funding for 2025.

Requires TSA guidance for hygienic handling of breast milk, formula, and cooling packs during re-screening and an Inspector General audit on compliance and technology effects.

Allows people legally able to possess knives to transport them across states if stored as the bill requires.

Requires the FCC to publish and update a list of license holders with certain foreign ownership tied to covered countries.

Requires the Commerce Secretary to study Commerce programs on supply chain resilience and manufacturing, contract with NAPA, and submit recommendations to Congress.

Requires ticket sellers to stop bot-driven purchases and report and fix circumvention of online ticketing rules.

Requires updated crash test dummies and rules to include specific male and female test devices and updated injury criteria.

Requires Amtrak-owned new trains to have baby changing tables and signage in restrooms.

Prohibits certain foreign-owned entities from owning, leasing, or operating port facilities covered by maritime security plans.

Creates a federal working group to study cyber insurance and publish plain-language resources for insurers, brokers, and customers.

Directs Commerce to study national security risks from consumer routers, modems, and combo devices tied to certain foreign countries, with a one-year report deadline.

Creates NOAA programs to improve tornado forecasting, public warning communication, post-storm studies, research grants, and an IT review.

Requires platforms to remove nonconsensual intimate images and creates criminal penalties for publishing those images and deepfakes.

Nullifies the FCC rule on the E‑Rate "homework gap" so the rule would have no legal effect if enacted.

Lets more examiners and states give commercial driver's license tests.

Repeals the act used to designate and restrict certain apps and cancels past designations as foreign-adversary controlled.

Prohibits South Atlantic area or bottom closures until a specific red snapper survey is completed and its data used in stock assessments.

Extends TikTok's sale deadline to 540 days from 270 days to avoid a ban under the existing statute.

Designates October 10, 2025, as American Girls in Sports Day and calls on sports bodies to protect opportunities for biological women and girls.

Senate resolution urges NCAA to ban transgender-identifying males from women's collegiate teams and adopt sex-based eligibility rules.

Narrows online platform immunity when they limit political speech after certain requests and adds an affirmative defense; exempts legitimate enforcement and national security communications.