American Legislation

A non-binding House resolution recognizing the Simele Massacre and urging education, remembrance, and dialogue about its lessons.

A ceremonial designation recognizing National Park Week to raise awareness of national parks.

A federal measure to prohibit commercial trades in nonpublic information, with unclear definitions and enforcement, potentially affecting investors, data brokers, and researchers.

Would allow qualifying 529 plan withdrawals to cover a first home purchase; details on eligibility, limits, and tax effects are not yet provided.

Proposes debarment from employment for witnesses who refuse to answer certain questions or who commit perjury during congressional proceedings.

Expands advance care planning, telehealth use for hospice, and funds training, measures, and studies to improve portability of directives.

Expands hazard-mitigation funding to cover coordinated neighborhood projects that protect clusters of private homes.

Would create a $200 per taxpayer tax credit for K-12 school supplies and equipment, with income-based phaseouts and a rule prohibiting double use with Coverdell accounts.

Adds qualified special operators to carry concealed firearms under federal authority, with training, ID verification, and ongoing eligibility safeguards.

Requires the top two defense leaders to develop and submit a strategy on cyber cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.

Proposed changes to federal pardons and commutations process.

Proposal to create a tax credit to encourage accessible housing for seniors and people with disabilities, potentially spurring retrofits and new units.

Prohibits dhs from using race, language, or location to target people and creates a district-court remedy in removal cases.

Promotes human rights through conditional security assistance, annual reporting, civil-society support, and targeted sanctions; emphasizes transparency and protections for journalists and political prisoners.

Proposes tighter Buy American rules for school meals, strengthens reporting, waivers, and supplier compliance to boost U.S.-produced foods.

The legislation would impose penalties for witnesses who refuse to answer and allow rapid funding actions to remove staff.

expands review of how federal rules affect small entities, adds tribal organizations, strengthens Small Business Administration advocacy, increases transparency, and broadens judicial review of rulemaking.

Sets up a federal commission, state task forces, immigration limits, and grants to study and reduce marriages under age 18.

Transfers unobligated ICE funds to Title I education programs and requires sale of 11 detention warehouses purchased in early 2026.

Requires rapid notification to Congress about serious injuries or deaths in department custody or actions, independent investigations, video preservation, and timely reporting to oversight committees.

A House expression recognizing LGBTQIA+ rights and encouraging observance of Pride Month.

Creates an EPA program to fund large-scale restoration and resilience projects for the Mississippi River Corridor.

Extends and updates many Medicaid, Medicare, public health, and drug program rules; adds transparency and reporting rules for pharmacies, PBMs, and telehealth.