American Legislation

Removes wilderness study status from three Montana areas and shifts management to existing land management plans.

Ends federal student loan limits and restores Direct PLUS loans for graduate and professional students; referred to House Committee on Education and Workforce.

A House resolution honoring Kay Granger’s life, service, and historic firsts, and sending condolences to her family.

Adds a formal dyslexia definition to IDEA and requires equal access to accommodations for eligible students, including those from low-income, low socioeconomic status, and limited English proficient backgrounds.

Creates a short-term task force to study youth impact of chatbots, funds research and outreach, and bans addictive features for users under 18.

Proposes large increases in child care and early education funding through 2029, with a reduction of unobligated border enforcement funds.

Expands Medicaid to cover adult dental and oral health services, with a temporary 100% federal match and new quality, equity, and reporting requirements for states.

Ban on annual or lifetime dental limits for targeted low income CHIP children and pregnant women, plus a required wraparound dental coverage, effective six months after enactment.

Establishes a State Department program to fund international partnerships and centers for critical minerals research, development, and deployment, with oversight, reporting requirements, and a 10-year sunset.

Authorizes targeted economic and diplomatic sanctions in response to repeated transboundary wildfire smoke and sets conditions to lift those sanctions.

Expands access to federal records in Epstein-related matters, empowering victims and state prosecutors to obtain unredacted materials, limits privileges, permits classified review, and introduces penalties for concealment or falsification.

Requires USTR to investigate whether partners including Canada restrict U.S. alcoholic beverage imports and to report findings to Congress.

Agencies must study how AI affects jobs and skills. Reports will help shape training and workforce policy but do not give new benefits.

Stops grant rules that force people to accept certain DEI claims. Agencies must freeze payments on allegations and recover funds if violations are found.

Requires USDA study on access to addiction and mental health care for farmers and ranchers and a report with recommendations and feasibility findings within 180 days.

Requires the SSA to restore full-time staff to the January 19, 2025 level within six months, prioritizing frontline and claims processing to improve beneficiary service.

Renames the Chandler post office at 101 North Colorado Street as the Mayor Coy Payne Memorial Post Office Building.

Requires DoD to test moisture-control technologies in military housing and to issue uniform mold remediation guidelines across services.

This measure would classify consumer products with 10%+ sodium nitrite as banned hazardous items, with industrial exemptions and foods excluded, affecting retail sales, labeling, and compliance for manufacturers.

Creates a federal corporation to provide loans and guarantees for major infrastructure projects and allows limited pension-fund loans.

This measure repeals a tariff authority and leaves unclear how agencies, importers, and partners would adapt to the changes.

Proposes removing the cap on shelter deductions to increase SNAP benefits for households with high housing costs.

Creates a federally chartered bank to finance U.S. infrastructure projects via loans, equity, and guarantees; sets up a holding company and tax credit.

Adds semiconductor design spending to an advanced manufacturing tax credit, allowing a 25% credit for certain in-house and contract design expenses through 2036.