American Legislation

A Senate procedural measure allowing en bloc consideration of executive nominations; does not confirm anyone by itself.

A non-binding House resolution designates July as Disability Pride Month to promote awareness and inclusion, without creating new rights or funding.

Proposal to make most biosimilars automatically interchangeable with their references after licensure or a short transition, reducing switching-study requirements and guiding FDA guidance updates.

a resolution directs the speaker to start or join lawsuits asserting legislative authority over executive military actions under war powers.

A symbolic resolution recognizing cowboy culture and contributions without creating a holiday or entitlements.

Protects employees affected by a lapse in appropriations from adverse credit reporting for payments delayed by furloughs, treating them as timely.

Creates a three-year grant program under HHS to help skilled nursing facilities, nursing facilities, and home health agencies adopt health information technology and improve care coordination.

A bill would treat some recipients of child’s insurance benefits as SSI for Medicaid eligibility if they would qualify without those benefits, in determinations under state plans or waivers.

Proposes state-administered programs requiring active intelligent speed assistance devices to limit vehicle speed for repeat speeding offenders, with penalties for noncompliance, within federal highway safety authorities.

This measure would allow certain DME suppliers to recover attorney fees and litigation costs from Medicare contractors when a final appeal reverses an initial denial.

A concurrent resolution would authorize one-day use of the Capitol rotunda for a memorial tribute.

Establishes federal guidance and training on fentanyl and xylazine test strips, with a study on how access affects overdoses and treatment engagement.

Expands targeted flood resilience funding for rural and tribal communities through SAFE Rural Fund and mandatory BRIC participation, with streamlined applications and capacity grants to improve planning and projects.

This measure freezes USPS ballot mail rules through January 3, 2027, preventing new requirements for senders or recipients from taking effect during that period.

A resolution designates majority-party members and chairs on key committees for the 119th Congress.

A ceremonial resolution recognizing the 2026 World Cup and joint hosting by three nations, with no funding or changes.

A ceremonial resolution congratulating the Hurricanes on their 2026 Stanley Cup victory and noting the team's community programs.

Expands entrepreneurship training for inmates via SBA-supported centers, with in-prison courses, one-on-one help, and post-release support.

Extends postpartum coverage to at least one year with full benefits, adds oral health, and funds maternity care home programs.

Changes how export licenses are reviewed and issued. Exporters and government agencies may see new steps, timelines, or reporting.

Expands Medicaid buy-in eligibility for working adults with disabilities, removing age cap and allowing those with higher earnings to keep coverage.

A non-binding, symbolic measure urging observance of Disability Pride Month and promoting inclusion and anti-discrimination, without creating new rights or funding.

This proposal would provide additional funding for SHIPs, AAAs, and ADRCs to expand outreach and enrollment for older and low-income people from 2026 to 2030.

Extends the customs enforcement zone from 12 to 24 nautical miles, enabling inspections and interdiction farther from shore.