American Legislation

Resolution would direct the President to remove U.S. forces from Yemen hostilities unless Congress declares war or authorizes use.

House resolution would express sympathy to Odeh’s family and the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee and transmit copies to the Senate if adopted.

The bill would extend funding and authority for regional ocean partnerships, but key details are unknown.

A House resolution honors attack victims and hostages and supports terms for a durable end to the war in Gaza.

The bill would set up a bilateral plan with Mexico to speed help for crime victims. It depends on negotiations and may include contacts and procedures.

A proposal focused on supply chains, innovation, and cooperation with allied countries.

The bill would renew DOE bioenergy programs, fund four pilot facilities, and support grants for new biofuels and biobased products. It could affect researchers, farmers, and energy costs.

It would require monthly visa wait-time reports and a staffing plan, helping applicants understand delays. It does not change eligibility rules.

Updates evacuation plans and communications, and reviews airline prices during emergencies.

The bill states what the U.S. should do to deter threats and reassure allies. It does not require action or cost from most people.

Senate bill would exempt nonprofit cash-reward transactions from currency reporting requirements.

Creates a National Science Foundation program to fund efforts to reproduce federally funded research.

The bill asks for a State Department report on Venezuela's human rights and U.S. actions, guiding lawmakers on policy.

A proposal focused on U.S. and allied energy and mineral security.

It would require accessibility rules for funded construction and set up a group to check projects and report each year.

Would allow foreign assistance funds to support abortion care and related services abroad.

Joint resolution to disapprove a proposed sale of defense articles and services to Saudi Arabia; currently referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Extends AGOA duty-free access through 2028, extends apparel program timelines, and allows reliquidation of past entries, while adjusting customs deadline dates and related fee authorities.

A bill would require congressional approval within 60 days for certain D.C. laws that impose or increase taxes or fees before they take effect. Expedited debates apply.

Requires Commerce to create public dashboards and tools to track BEAD grants, permit progress, processing times, and NEPA project thresholds.

The House resolution would express sorrow over Alexander Michel Odeh’s death and send a copy to his family and the ADC, with adjournment as a mark of respect.

Authorizes a posthumous gold medal for Henrietta Lacks and allows bronze duplicates to be sold.

Lawmakers would require retailers to allow restrooms for eligible customers with medical conditions in a bill when two employees are on duty and no public restroom is available.

Bill would create a federal grant program run by HHS, with HUD input, to train local enforcement officers on health threats arising from building-code violations.