American Legislation

The bill would expand premium tax credits and Medicaid funding. It would add enrollment checks and penalties for false information.

If passed, it would bar some computer and printer purchases tied to foreign-owned firms. Everyday buyers could face fewer choices and higher costs.

Some residents in host counties could see 20% lower electric rates if adopted. Regulators must review and decide within set deadlines.

Lawmakers would pass a bill to let employers exclude RSU value from overtime calculations, starting 90 days after enactment.

Senate bill would bar direct sellers and qualified real estate agents from FLSA employee status, using tax-code definitions; referred to committee.

Lawmakers would require a long-range SPR review and a proposed plan within 180 days. The bill repeals drawdown or sale requirements in two laws.

Bill would bar data-center construction on National Forest System lands and Interior lands, and require land to revert after conveyance for data centers.

Bill tightens federal child-labor rules for farming and bans under-18 pesticide-handler tasks. It requires rapid reporting of serious injuries and deaths among under-18 workers.

Would support retraining for workers displaced by automation or artificial intelligence and require action during elevated unemployment.

A Senate resolution designates November 7, 2026, as National Bison Day and encourages people to observe it.

Would provide grants to upgrade or convert small-capacity cesspools serving households in Hawaii.

Would amend federal water pollution law to establish a program for the Hawaiian Islands.

The bill would replace most employment-based immigrant visas with a ranked points system and end the diversity visa lottery.

Clarifies that direct sellers and qualified real estate agents are not 'employees' under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

The bill would exclude RSU value from the regular overtime rate, affecting workers with RSUs, starting 90 days after enactment.

Makes Congress approve any use of troops or armed people at polling places. This would limit federal armed presence at voting sites unless lawmakers vote yes.

Creates a points-based visa system, employer attestations, conditional residency, ends the diversity lottery, and changes family and education rules.

Bill would extend ACA premium tax credits for 2026-2027 and require HHS to tighten broker enrollment safeguards.

Changes child labor rules for farm work, adds injury reporting, and raises penalties for certain violations.

A proposed bill would require proof of consent for enrollments handled by agents or brokers on federal Exchanges and impose penalties for false information.

Requires CDC to collect and share concussion and TBI information for public safety officers and support guidance and outreach.

Bill would require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to establish consent-based enrollment verification by January 1, 2029. It would notify consumers of changes and suspend commissions.

Health Care Affordability Act would remove the 400% poverty cap and set a sliding credit up to 8.5% starting with 2026 tax years.

Bill would expand eligibility for the refundable health care tax credit for coverage under a qualified health plan beyond 400% of the poverty line, starting in 2026.