American Legislation

It would require SSA to replace terms in materials. It does not change benefit rules or amounts.

Establishes a joint task force with Education and the Health and Human Services departments to study middle school mental health. It could guide schools and support students.

The bill would require the Board of Veterans' Appeals to report delays and reasons for remands. It does not change veterans' rights or deadlines.

Requires the Department of Veterans Affairs to publish a public report each year on national and grant-supported veterans cemeteries. Families can find maps, burial options, and service stats more easily.

The bill would authorize a pilot program to study advanced nuclear propulsion for national-security space missions and include demonstrations and reporting requirements.

The bill would let Tax Court judges require witnesses and records, allow agreed hearings, and extend filing deadlines when portals fail.

The bill would bar federal funding for planning or building structures and monuments at Memorial Circle in Lady Bird Johnson Park.

Creates grants for organizations that help new small businesses grow through workspace, mentoring, and business services.

Lawmakers would require colleges that receive federal student aid to designate an independent campus sexual-assault advocate within 180 days of enactment.

Lawmakers would require VA to use a 180-day employment measure for VET TEC graduates, exclude provider-linked jobs, and publicly release annual program reports.

Requires the Defense Department to find certain cellular modules in its systems, assess risks, and report on mitigation plans.

Sets spending limits and reporting rules for certain new or renewed direct spending programs.

Requires sterile processing technicians at federal health facilities to be certified and may provide training scholarships with service commitments.

Would authorize the Labor Secretary to develop a federal talent strategy.

Directs the Agriculture Secretary to improve safety standards for wildland firefighters. Read twice and sent to the Senate Agriculture committee.

Would make compensatory damages awarded for sexual assault not count as taxable income for recipients.

Comprehensive bill with many changes to veterans benefits, VA organization, health programs, claims, and specified funding and pilot programs.

Aimed at expanding veterans benefits, improving health care access, and modernizing VA operations, this bill advances claims processing, telehealth, and community care while boosting oversight.

Creates a federal license to buy or possess firearms; adds background checks, reporting, and transfer limits.

The bill would let the Interior Secretary take land into trust for the Lytton Rancheria under the Indian Reorganization Act.

Mortgage applicants would face limits on sharing credit reports under a bill. The GAO must study trigger leads and report within 12 months.

Senate bill would require SSA to replace terms like 'early eligibility age' with 'minimum monthly benefit age' and 'full retirement age' with 'standard monthly benefit age' by Jan 1, 2027.

Expands arts instruction, training, and reporting across schools, prioritizing high-poverty and underserved students.

Lawmakers would require the Board of Veterans’ Appeals to publish weekly docket notices. Assignments do not guarantee a decision and advanced or court-remanded cases are exempt.