American Legislation

Describes a federal program to remove lead from housing plumbing, require testing and contractor certification, disclose hazards in sales and leases, plus related tax changes.

Directs a DoD study of military child development centers' staffing, licensing transferability for spouses, and potential home-based care options to expand access and improve care.

Non-binding resolution expressing concern about cross-border wildfire smoke and urging increased firefighting and prevention, with emphasis on forest management.

Creates a DOE clearinghouse and technical help for advanced transmission. DOE funding won’t count as a NEPA major action and DOE will publish voluntary wildfire-mitigation guidance.

non-binding resolution condemns AMIA bombing, calls for accountability, urges INTERPOL action, and supports designating Hezbollah and Hamas as terrorists.

Temporarily raises the borrowing limit for the Commodity Credit Corporation from 30 to 45 billion, through September 30, 2031, to expand financing flexibility for farm support programs.

This proposal would adjust how ESOP stock and loan repayments are counted toward annual retirement contributions, allowing separate limits for ESOPs and other defined contribution plans.

The bill would have the Defense Department run a nationwide World War II education program, with grants to states and nonprofits, branding control, and no specified funding or oversight rules.

This proposal creates a Chief Resilience Officer and a national resilience strategy to coordinate agencies, support communities, and improve resilience funding and planning.

Cap on federal tax attributed to state/local pensions; cap set at $10k for individuals and $20k for qualifying joint filers.

Proposes penalty-free retirement withdrawals for qualified fertility expenses, up to a lifetime cap, with rules on timing, eligible plans, and a repayment option.

protects minors in public ai services by requiring clear disclosures, parental controls, safety protocols, and crisis referrals, with enforcement by the ftc.

A proposed rule would require large multinational issuers to report country-by-country financial and tax data, with public, machine-readable disclosures linked to their tax periods.

Requires primary ticket sellers to disclose show counts, ticket quantities, and full costs before sale, with FTC enforcement.

A one-time rebate of fixed amounts to eligible taxpayers funded by tariff revenue, with payments delivered electronically and no interest.

Establishes a VA-wide precision oncology program for prostate cancer with centers of excellence, a national registry, and telemedicine tumor boards to expand testing and trials.

Proposes stronger safety protections for farm and meatpacking workers, higher wages in contracts, anti-retaliation measures, and expanded OSHA oversight.

A broad framework to expand tribal health, education, housing, and justice services through cross-agency programs and advisory bodies.

this measure tightens enforcement by improving trafficking estimates, publishing regular reports, and increasing civil penalties for retailers in the snap program, while reviewing reauthorization for high‑risk stores.

The measure requires the Defense Department to prepare an action plan for ACAS-X deployment, detailing timelines, testing, certification, and interoperability with civil ADS-B systems.

Prohibits listing and trading contracts tied to sports outcomes or casino-style games on federally registered commodity markets.

This proposal would deny U.S. tax credits or deductions for taxes paid to a designated foreign country during a set period, affecting individuals and multinational corporations.

condemns the 1994 AMIA bombing, honors victims, and calls for accountability of those implicated, while urging international cooperation and designation actions by partners.

Proposes separate contribution limits for ESOPs and other defined contribution plans, enabling ESOP growth to occur without reducing room for retirement savings in other plans.