American Legislation

Adds music tourism duties to Commerce, promotes travel to music sites and events, and requires regular reports.

Resolution supports recognizing October 5 to raise awareness of peroxisomal disorders and their effects on families.

Would create an Urban Health Transformation Program under the Social Security Act.

States may opt in to receive federal matching for short stays in certain mental health facilities. They must plan discharges and connect patients to community care.

Creates grants for medication disposal sites and a fee on opioid sales, with discounts for eligible patients.

The bill would let certain grant funds be used to buy fentanyl testing kits and overdose reversal drugs. This could help some communities test for fentanyl and respond faster.

Lawmakers would advance a bill to create HUD housing vouchers for families with young children and require mobility services; up to 50,000 vouchers annually from 2027.

Education Secretary would award five-year remedial-education grants under a bill totaling at least $500,000 each to 30 institutions.

Allows eligible school nurses in health shortage areas to seek loan repayment by completing a required period of service.

Requires states to include local distribution security, cybersecurity, and resilience in state energy security plans.

Proposes budget limits, a stabilization fund, and new presidential budget and veto powers through a constitutional amendment.

A bill would create a federal grant program to fund suicide-deterrent barriers at bridges and other sites. It would cover up to 80% of project costs and prioritize high-suicide areas.

Commemorates first anniversary of Evergreen, Colorado violence; recognizes victims, survivors, responders; expresses condolences and community support.

Lawmakers propose a bill to cut the overtime threshold to 32 hours under the Fair Labor Standards Act. A phased-in group would see gradual changes while preserving pay and benefits.

Amends federal law to allow operational improvements at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Specific provisions are not available in the provided materials.

Prohibits Presidents from owning banks and aims to reduce corruption in bank applications; full text not publicly available.

The bill would require overtime after 32 hours per week and after 8 hours per day. It phases in 7(a)(2) category and begins after 180 days.

Directs US Holocaust Memorial Museum to study Holocaust education in public schools and report findings to Congress, including curriculum, teacher training, and use of resources.

Would remove time limits for a specific lawsuit and set compensation for eligible General Motors accident claimants.

A House resolution honoring Nat Turner and encouraging reflection on slavery, resistance, and the ideals of equality.

Requires the DOT to approve and inspect foreign manufacturers of gas cylinders used to transport hazardous materials and to publish approval lists and application questions.

Authorizes payments to certain people and businesses harmed by the 2015 Gold King Mine wastewater spill and sets claims procedures.

Tightens approval, inspection, and reporting rules for foreign makers of gas cylinders used to transport hazardous materials.

Requires a USHMM-led study of how public schools teach the Holocaust and antisemitism and a report to Congress within set deadlines.