American Legislation

A proposal to retrofit and staff public schools for cleaner energy, healthier environments, and community resilience.

Expands whistleblower protections under the Commodity Exchange Act, adds employer education requirements, and speeds award processing timelines.

Proposes clearer nutrition labels, online data access, and warnings.

expands relief pathways for families, limits removal while petitions are pending, and strengthens protections against immigration fraud and unscrupulous consultants.

plan to speed quantum tech development, boost domestic sensor projects, and expand foundry access across agencies

A proposal to require case-by-case determinations and written procedures before disqualifications apply to entities under securities and commodities rules.

Proposes expanding what counts as an official act in bribery cases, including single acts, multiple acts, course of conduct, and pardons.

This measure expands recusal duties for executive-branch staff by applying a four-year lookback to recent associations, including officers, directors, and contractors, to reduce conflicts of interest.

A proposal would narrow federal protections for plants to two existing acts and affect contracts about research, seed saving, and propagation.

restricts appointment of individuals convicted of covered crimes if any misconduct occurred while they were CEO of a non-public entity.

Funds to train small police units through accredited nonprofits or states.

Extends the Alzheimer's semipostal stamp sales for six years to fund NIH research.

This proposal would allow schools to receive funding only if they permit exemption requests based on religious belief without documentation for vaccine requirements.

This measure improves care for children in immigration custody, prioritizes family unity, sets shelter standards, funds legal counsel, and creates independent oversight.

Proposal sets a fixed schedule for nominations and limits appellate panels to the most recently appointed, available justices.

This bill would expand public access to select judicial records under FOIA and the Privacy Act, require machine-readable formats, and fund a new office to implement the changes.

Extends a federal criminal conflict-of-interest rule to cover federal judges and Supreme Court justices, with a Judicial Conference rule to exempt minor interests after public notice.

This measure creates admissibility and removal grounds for nonimmigrants judged to seek citizenship for a child through birth in the country, using a 10-month timing window and delegated decision authority.

A proposal would let victims, states, and Members of Congress seek full, unredacted investigative records from federal authorities, with limits on privileges and rapid court action.

A measure to curb self-preferencing by very large search platforms, require data sharing with rivals, and increase transparency in search indexing and advertising.

Stops a new Medicare rule that would require prior approval for some services. Providers and patients would not face those new approval steps.

A symbolic designation of a national anti-counterfeiting awareness month promoting consumer education without new funding or legal powers.

The Senate names May as AANHPI Heritage Month and encourages public events and education. It raises awareness but creates no new laws or funding.

A report to Congress assessing fairness, safety, and harassment in women's athletics, and the effectiveness of state laws addressing competitive balance.