American Legislation

Aimed at expanding youth health and safety, this bill funds grants to improve access, coaching training, safety standards, background checks, and adaptive sports through a federal program with Congress reports.

Expands S-corp ownership and eligibility, raises passive income threshold, allows IRAs and nonresident aliens as shareholders, and introduces a 15-year amortization deduction for heirs.

Requires DOL to obtain and share written agreements before providing help that could be used in civil actions, plus annual reporting to Congress.

Classifies a measure to promote U.S. civilian nuclear exports and small modular reactors abroad under strict safety and nonproliferation standards, with diplomatic support, early feasibility work, and sunset in 2034.

Directs DHS to run two pilots that train veterans and others in cybersecurity, with apprenticeship and free training programs, plus reporting and evaluation.

This measure limits large staff cuts at foreign affairs agencies and strengthens congressional oversight of RIF processes and manual changes.

House resolution affirming equal treatment and self-determination for territories, rejecting Insular Cases reasoning, and signaling consideration of future steps while not altering existing programs.

A Senate resolution asks the State Department to produce a 30-day report on Israeli operations in Lebanon, covering civilian harm, destruction, and whether U.S.-provided equipment was used.

A House resolution condemns Hezbollah and urges Lebanon to disarm in the South Litani, while supporting direct talks between Israel and Lebanon and reaffirming diplomacy on regional security.

A ceremonial Senate resolution designating National Police Week to honor officers.

Would create a permanent Medicare pathway for groups to operate full‑risk ACOs with capitation and shared losses, emphasizing care coordination, complex needs, and expanded rural participation.

A Senate resolution condemns violence in Iran, supports peaceful protesters, and calls for accountability and free elections.

A proposed federal measure to limit price increases tied to tariffs, enforceable by the FTC, ITC, and state authorities, affecting large firms, with small-firm exemptions.

Bill requires using the higher of CPI-W or CPI-E for Social Security COLAs starting after Sept 30, 2026, with BLS publishing CPI-E.

Would release federal reversionary interest to enable a state-private land exchange involving Black River State Forest.

uses higher of two price indexes to compute social security cost-of-living adjustments for specific programs

A bill to award a Congressional Gold Medal to Peace Corps volunteers who served through 2026, with bronze copies sold to cover production costs and display at Peace Corps headquarters.

A proposed measure would remove two defenses for ICE agents in civil actions, potentially increasing lawsuits and liability exposure.

A Senate resolution designates July 2025 as American Grown Flower and Foliage Month to recognize domestic producers and encourage consumers to buy U.S.-grown flowers, with no new spending.

Nonbinding resolution recognizing flower growers and encouraging domestic purchases during July 2025.

Proposed changes to S-corporation taxation and shareholder rules, including new death-related deductions, higher passive-income thresholds, and broader eligibility for nonresident aliens and retirement accounts.

A proposal to protect state-legal marijuana from federal prosecution and to regulate products via FDA guidance, including interstate transport rules.

Adds narratives and three-year trend data on improper payments to the President's annual budget for executive agencies.

Extends SRS payments to counties and states through 2026–2029, with rules to credit earlier partial payments and ensure prompt FY2024–FY2025 disbursements.