American Legislation

House bill would ask the President to designate one month each year as National American History and Founders Month. The measure is currently pending in the House Judiciary Committee.

House bill would bar federal funds to governments that celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day.

Bill would provide whistleblower incentives and protections for FTC reporting. Referred to House committees; not yet law.

The bill would create a federal grant program for states to improve access to the WIC nutrition program.

The bill would add three cattle types to an existing crop insurance pilot in 2027. It does not specify coverage, pricing, or eligibility.

The bill would let small meat producers skip some inspections. It could lower costs for small producers, but consumer protections and safety oversight are unclear.

Supports recognizing 4-H and its youth development work during October 4–10, 2026.

Grants would help some local governments provide accommodations for officials with disabilities.

Bill would bar federal agencies from using automatic license plate readers or data without Congressional authorization; states must adopt matching policies to keep federal funding.

The bill would let the FTC sue for penalties it already has authority to collect. It could speed penalties and affect businesses and consumers.

The bill would prohibit the closure of Federal records centers.

The TAG Act would require OMB to issue AI use guidance and publish inventories within 180 days, with transcripts available within three business days.

Interior would make lands from a 2020 report available for selection by Alaska Native Vietnam-era veterans, while Agriculture must identify suitable National Forest System land within a year.

The bill would limit how car data is collected and shared. It would give you access to your data and require notices and consent before sharing.

The bill would curb misleading recycled-content claims and require third-party certification for mass-balance accounting, enforced by the FTC.

Designates October 8, 2026, as a day recognizing hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.

A Senate resolution supports observing Bat Week from October 24 to 31, 2026.

Grants would support high school veterinary work-based learning in areas with veterinarian shortages.

Requests an annual month of programs and activities focused on American history, civics education, and historical literacy.

Designates November as National American History Month to recognize the nation’s history and founders, a symbolic observance without new programs or mandatory actions.

Bill would require HUD to review FHA construction-financing barriers facing modular homes, publish a report within one year, and start rulemaking within 120 days.

Would restrict federal funding for state and local governments that celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day.

Resolution would recognize National 4-H Week and 4-H's role in the Cooperative Extension System and the Department of Agriculture.

A bill would permit civil suits for injuries linked to procedures performed on minors and bar federal funds to related clinics. It sets a 30-year filing limit.