Federal
American Legislation

119th Congress1st Session
Supporting Bat Week
A House resolution supports Bat Week and bat conservation.
Introduced
National Workforce Development Month
Supports designating September 2026 as National Workforce Development Month and backs federal workforce development initiatives.
Introduced
Manufacturing Day Recognition
Supports designating October 2, 2026, as Manufacturing Day.
Introduced
Removing Access Barriers to Running for Office
Would exclude campaign work and pay from benefit calculations for people with disabilities who run for elected office.
Introduced
National Institutes of Clean Energy
Would establish national institutes focused on clean energy; further details are unavailable.
Introduced
National Marine Sanctuary Day
A resolution recognizing marine sanctuaries and encouraging responsible visits and new sanctuary designations.
Introduced
Skills Against Violence Act
Creates grants for job training and support services for survivors of gender-based violence.
Introduced
Ready to Work Act of 2026
Creates local jobs, training, and support programs for long-term unemployed workers, with added grants for areas facing persistent poverty or low employment.
Introduced
Biosimilars Access and Affordability Act
Senate bill would delay Medicare drug-price negotiations for reference biologics by up to two years for biosimilars, starting in 2026.
Introduced
Workforce Recovery Training Grants
Creates grants for job training and employment support in communities affected by substance use disorder.
Introduced
PFAS Food Packaging Ban Starts 2028
The bill would ban intentionally added PFAS in food packaging sold across state lines starting in 2028. It could raise packaging costs and change what products use PFAS-free packaging.
Introduced
Workforce Opportunities for Communities in Recovery Act
Creates grants for job training and employment support in areas affected by substance use disorder.
Introduced
Prison Education and Reentry
Creates a federal prison education office, expands education partnerships, and supports training and reentry services.
Introduced
Aviation Medication Transparency Act
Requires FAA to publish and annually update a public list of medications for airman medical certification with stakeholder input.
Ordered to be Reported (Amended) by Voice Vote.
Health Equity Bill Expands Coverage and Data
The bill would require more health data reporting and language services, expand Medicare and Medicaid, and add free school meals and workplace protections.
Introduced
Bans PFAS in food packaging nationwide
Lawmakers would ban packaging with intentionally added PFAS in interstate commerce starting Jan 1, 2027.
Introduced
Bat Week Observances Encouraged
Resolution would designate Bat Week from Oct 24-31, 2025 and encourage observances nationwide to recognize bats and support conservation.
Introduced
Book Bans and Freedom to Read
A House resolution urges schools and local governments to protect access to books and calls for certain removals and restrictions to be reversed.
Introduced
House backs Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day
House resolution would designate October 8, 2025, as National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day.
Introduced
National Workforce Development Month
A resolution supports recognizing September 2025 as National Workforce Development Month.
Introduced
Housing Grants for Unhoused with Pets
Bill would create a federal grant program to house homeless people with pets, run by USDA in coordination with HUD, with $5 million per year from 2026–2030.
Introduced
Ban on Panic Defenses
Federal rule bans panic defenses tied to sexual orientation or gender identity in criminal cases and allows past-trauma evidence, with annual reporting on bias-motivated prosecutions.
Introduced
Andrew Kearse Medical Care Accountability Act
Requires federal custody staff to provide immediate medical help for people showing medical distress; adds investigations, penalties, training, and civil enforcement.
Introduced
Sarah Keys Evans Congressional Gold Medal Act
Would honor Sarah Keys Evans for her role in challenging segregation on interstate buses.
Introduced