American Legislation

Proposes coordinated grants and technical help to reduce lead in homes from paint and drinking water.

This resolution honors contributions of American women in astronomy and encourages outreach and equal opportunity.

A nonbinding expression of support for a planned INDYCAR Grand Prix near monuments, with no funding or regulatory changes.

Keeps OSEP work inside the Department of Education by blocking new transfers or shared services with HHS, preserving only pre-existing arrangements as of February 1, 2025.

A program to improve chronic pain population research, standardize methods, share deidentified data, publish industry payments disclosures, and host a public information hub.

Extends and reshapes a temporary labor program, sets annual caps with extra construction permits, updates wage rules, and adds an employer enforcement fee.

Proposes barring private plaintiffs with specific past convictions from pursuing intentional-tort FTCA claims against federal officers.

Creates state grants and a multistate network to support paid leave programs and coordinate their administration.

Creates a NOAA Office of Aquaculture to oversee demonstration offshore projects, with a 10-year permit framework, funding for centers of excellence, and interagency coordination to assess environmental and economic outcomes.

Bill would raise overtime salary threshold starting at $45,000 and tie future updates to earnings data.

Reforms to modernize IT, tie disbursements to milestones, and require high-risk legacy IT inventories with repayment terms.

Bill would exclude care payments and in-kind care value provided by employers from the overtime calculation, with the change taking effect for workweeks beginning after enactment.

House resolution would dismiss Florida 14th District election contest, citing lack of jurisdiction over party primaries and conventions.

House resolution dismisses 28th District election contest as untimely filed.

A House resolution would dismiss a contest over Alaska's at-large seat, citing limits on the House's authority under the Federal Contested Election Act.

Extends federal grants for prevention, treatment, and recovery through 2030. Boosts support for pregnant people, youth, 9-8-8, and workforce programs.

Would recognize World War II Cadet Nurse Corps members by granting honorable discharges and counting their service for headstones and memorial benefits only.

Aligns va travel mileage with the gsa rate, removes deductibles, and expands who may receive travel payments.

This resolution designates a one-day national observance to honor cowboys, their culture, and their economic role in ranching and rodeo, with no new spending or regulatory duties.

A federal system to coordinate heat-health data, forecasting, and planning across agencies.

The Financial Exploitation Prevention Act would allow opted-in investment funds to delay redemptions for specified adults, up to 15 days, with possible extensions and regulator reporting.

This measure would require English for federal functions, create a uniform citizenship test, and guide how English texts are read when interpreting federal rules, while preserving rights and state powers.

Would raise guaranteed benefits for six named terminated plans, recalculate past payments, and fund the increases through a dedicated Treasury trust.