American Legislation

The bill would give a post office a new official name. It mainly changes the wording in federal records, not how you mail letters.

Guidance would encourage colleges to reconsider admissions questions about criminal and juvenile justice history.

Grants would support licensing pathways and other assistance for internationally trained physicians.

Grants could help eligible immigrants train for nursing and allied health jobs and join National Health Service Corps programs.

Some visa holders could renew their visas inside the country. It sets conditions like fingerprints and interview waivers.

A bill would require states to overhaul child-welfare policies and training. It would bar certain interventions and allow lawsuits against providers.

Competitive grants would help schools lower kindergarten through grade 3 class sizes and support teachers.

Provides airport and air traffic control funding, including grants for aging terminals and upgrades to air traffic systems.

A Senate measure titled to support educators, with no details provided about its proposed support.

A Senate bill concerns fairness and accountability in the arrest and detention of noncitizens.

It would provide college aid to dependents of eligible public service workers. It would cover tuition, fees, and books at public colleges for up to four years.

Would establish a corps to help communities respond to climate change and transition to a clean economy.

Adds an emergency grant program for students by changing the Higher Education Act; specific program details are not available.

Requires FEMA to reimburse public pensions for accidental disability and deaths from the September 11, 2001 World Trade Center attacks.

Creates student loan forgiveness for borrowers working on qualifying farms or ranches. Specifics not in provided materials.

The Senate adopts a resolution designating October 5–11, 2025 as National 4-H Week.

Funds community violence intervention programs and job training for youth in high-violence areas.

Bill would require HHS to issue telehealth language guidance within one year of enactment.

Grants to create or expand medical and osteopathic schools in underserved and shortage areas, prioritizing minority‑serving institutions.

Protects individuals' and providers' access to assisted reproductive technology and lets federal and private parties challenge conflicting restrictions in court.

Improve detection, prevention, and treatment of mental health issues for public safety officers through data, grants, and resources.

Urges preservation, documentation, and coordinated investment to support historic freedmen's settlements' infrastructure, environmental cleanup, and cultural and economic revitalization.

Adds reports, funding, and prosecutors to HIDTA programs focused on fentanyl.

Authorizes EPA to review covered 2015 Gold King Mine claims and pay certain uncompensated damages, with a $3.3 million funding cap.