American Legislation

A cross-agency effort to align immigration with national AI leadership, security, and scientific innovation, focusing on attracting and retaining skilled talent in AI and related fields.

A proposal to modify the federal drug discount framework under health authorities, potentially impacting eligibility, pricing, and administration for patients, providers, and manufacturers.

Establishes federal standards and protocols for patient matching to reduce record mismatches and improve safety and data sharing across health care.

Proposes federal grants to states to improve training, credentials, pay, and career development for early childhood educators to boost program quality.

This proposal would set safety and design requirements for bus driver workstations on fixed-route buses to improve operator comfort, visibility, and injury prevention.

Proposes federal grants to plan and develop rural medical residency programs to expand training and improve local access to care.

A joint pilot pairing military personnel with civilian service participants to protect critical infrastructure, boost cybersecurity for local schools, support disaster readiness, and create career pathways for part-time service members.

Directs VA to realign two counties into VISN 17 within 180 days.

Proposes new supports for homeless, foster, and unaccompanied students in higher education, including liaisons, housing priority, and data reporting.

House resolution condemning China's Ethnic Unity Law and urging sanctions, diaspora protections, reporting, and support for threatened minority languages and cultures.

Creates a five-year pilot to pay seasonal produce growers when import-driven prices fall below a five-year reference price.

Improves maternal health data, funds community engagement and studies to reduce maternal deaths and disparities.

Funds community groups, training, and programs to reduce bias and improve care for Black and underserved pregnant and postpartum people.

Adds pregnant and postpartum individuals to vaccination awareness campaigns and increases funding.

Adds pregnant and postpartum people to vaccination awareness efforts and raises the specified funding to $17 million per year for fiscal years 2027–2031.

This measure would allow local and Tribal agencies to use federal grants to fight elder fraud and crypto scams, with blockchain tracing support and reporting requirements.

Would authorize state attorneys general to pursue damages for price discrimination under Robinson-Patman rules, expanding parens patriae actions and potentially increasing state-led antitrust litigation.

Creates an NIH program to fund research and community efforts to reduce maternal deaths and severe complications.

Imposes a 25% excise tax on U.S. payments to foreign service providers and funds workforce programs; effective after Dec 31, 2025.

Updates many U.S. Code citation references and corrects technical errors across federal statutes, mainly in titles 5, 7, 11, 16, 20, 21, 26, 42, 43, and 48.

Allows FDA-approved prescribing information to be provided electronically while preserving free paper copy options for health professionals.

Allows drug makers to provide prescribing information online; prescribers and dispensers can request free paper copies.

Expands telehealth, remote monitoring, grants, and research to improve pregnancy and postpartum care in underserved and tribal communities.

A proposed amendment would fix the Supreme Court at nine justices and require state ratification within seven years.