American Legislation

A bipartisan Senate resolution condemns antisemitic attacks, affirms the right to worship freely, and urges authorities to investigate and prosecute such violence while promoting community safety.

Non-binding Senate resolution recognizing July 6, 2025 as a Day of Compassion and reaffirming Tibetan religious and cultural rights.

A ceremonial resolution recognizing a longtime conservation organization for land, habitat work, scholarships, and volunteer service.

A ceremonial Senate resolution honoring the victims of the Highland Park parade shooting, thanking responders, and expressing solidarity with those affected.

Proposes to ban considering race, ethnicity, or sex in calculating projected future earnings in federal civil damages, with federal guidance, studies, and judge training.

Would require licensing of ammunition sellers, background checks for transfers to non-licensees, bulk-purchase limits, and recordkeeping with penalties and annual reporting to assist enforcement.

A bill would require the ATF to publish a list of covered firearms dealers and bar agencies from contracting with those dealers for up to three years, with national-security waivers.

Expands firearms disqualification to dating partners and misdemeanor stalking, adds protections for children, and requires due-process safeguards for when a conviction counts toward firearm restrictions.

A non-binding Senate statement honoring victims and urging unity to reject political violence.

A pilot program provides grants to support victims of technology-enabled abuse through partnerships in victim services, tech training, and curricula development.

A ceremonial resolution recognizing Juneteenth and encouraging learning and nationwide observance.

The Senate designates June 30, 2025 as Asteroid Day to raise public awareness about asteroid risks and planetary defense, emphasizing education and outreach without new funding or programs.

This proposal would shield intercollegiate conferences from federal antitrust enforcement, allowing coordinated rules, championships, and deals among member schools.

A proposal to curb gatekeeping by large app stores, expand third-party apps, and boost consumer choice.

A formal statement condemning antisemitism and expressing support for Jewish communities, urging denouncement of hate, and highlighting existing security resources for institutions, including FEMA's Nonprofit Security Grant Program.

A ceremonial Senate resolution commemorating the Surfside collapse anniversary, honoring victims, responders, and survivors.

Proposes a pathway to permanent residency for certain Temporary Protected Status holders, with work authorization, travel options, and confidentiality protections.

A proposal to cap F and M visa enrollment at SEVP-certified universities to 10 percent of the student body, with waivers up to 15 percent for national security.

Proposes a new federal offense for blocking a public road to delay or affect commerce, including attempts and conspiracies, with penalties up to five years in prison.

Proposes licensing for entities that destroy firearms, requires covered methods and reporting, and authorizes grants to help fund destruction costs.

A proposal to repeal the 1936 Robinson-Patman prohibition on price discrimination, potentially altering discounts, competition, and pricing across industries.

Adds a federal penalty for using open flames or incendiary devices, including burning the flag, during federal crimes with property damage or public danger.

A concurrent resolution urging Congress to create a federal commission to acknowledge historical racial harms, promote healing, and reduce inequities.

Proposes an amendment letting Congress ban physical desecration of the U.S. flag; must be ratified by 3/4 of states within seven years.