American Legislation

This measure tightens oversight of compounding pharmacies and outsourcing facilities, improves reporting, and funds safety inspections.

This bill would let aviation training costs count toward a student's cost of attendance for federal aid, expanding eligibility for aviation degree programs starting with the 2027-2028 award year.

The measure would cut federal highway funds if states fail to enact and enforce specified proof of citizenship rules for federal voter registration.

Plan to offer one year of free local transit to people after prison release, funded by federal payments to eligible transit agencies, with mandatory reporting on use and outcomes.

A nonbinding resolution recognizing National Night Out and encouraging local law enforcement and public safety agencies to engage communities and share safety information.

Reauthorizes a dental workforce grant program at $15 million per year for 2027–2031, with funds available until expended.

A measure to assign an official name to a USPS facility, honoring a decorated naval veteran.

Would name a post office building after a representative; future references would use the new name in official records.

Ceremonial designation of a Grand Haven postal facility; does not change services.

Names Oceanside USPS facility after Detective Luis G. Alvarez; symbolic honor with no service changes.

DHS may deny admission for pregnant travelers, penalize concealment or facilitation, and set medical exceptions on a case-by-case basis.

Expands use of transit funding to buy land and other real property interests, allows early property acquisition before environmental reviews, and mandates updated guidance within six months.

a new grant program to upgrade legacy rail stations to meet modern ada accessibility standards and planning requirements.

proposes five-year funding of $145 million per year for the Healthy Start Initiative to sustain maternal and infant health services.

FCC to classify shark attacks as triggers for wireless emergency alerts

Proposal to tighten safety controls, require rems certification, and mandate adverse-event reporting for abortion drugs.

authorizes a major va construction project in the st. louis area to expand inpatient and clinical capacity, with a cap on cost and future funding through appropriations.

A non-binding measure encouraging communities to engage with police and promote public safety awareness.

Requires direct-to-consumer prescription drug ads to display the list price for a 30-day supply or typical course, with an exemption and penalties for noncompliance.

Would require reporting on foreign real estate buyers and impose a 50% tax on purchases by buyers from countries that bar U.S. citizens from owning property.

Would cut aid to colleges employing undocumented workers and require E-Verify.

Establishes a presumption on cobalt refined in foreign supply chains linked to child or forced labor; creates enforcement and reporting requirements for importers and agencies.

This proposal would bar some individuals convicted of assaulting police officers or rioting from new Title IV student aid and convert earlier grants into loans repayable with interest.

requires inspector general to testify annually before two congressional committees on fraud prevention, audits, program progress, resource sufficiency, and accountability.