American Legislation

Lawmakers would create an Office of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technology Threats inside the Executive Office of the President. Powers, funding, and oversight remain unclear.

Creates long-term grants for direct care worker training, career growth, recruitment, and retention.

Requires Commerce to publish standardized, public GIS data on federal waterways, navigation, and fishing restrictions.

The bill proposes shifting federal school funding from police presence to services for marginalized students.

Transfers specified federal land into trust for the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community of Oregon; details about parcels, costs, and effects are not publicly available.

Transfers specified federal land into trust for the Grand Ronde tribe; referred to House Natural Resources Committee.

Raises civil and criminal penalties for employers who withhold or steal worker wages.

Stops piece-rate pay in the garment industry and requires manufacturers and contractors to register with the Department of Labor.

Stops official name changes for the five Great Lakes; limited details available on other provisions.

It lets the National Guard Relief Foundation be treated like other military relief groups under federal law. It may ease coordination but does not change pay or benefits.

Creates and funds a full-service community schools program with grants, definitions, priorities, reporting, and tribal provisions.

Creates federal grants to plan, start, and expand full-service community schools providing integrated supports, extended learning, and family and community engagement.

Exempts health care H-1B workers from entry limits and caps related fees; uses ACA definition to determine covered positions.

A bill would add survivor status as a protected basis under the Fair Housing Act and extend protections against coercion in housing disputes.

This measure would require licenses for exporting advanced chips to entities tied to listed countries, with congressional review and a trusted U.S. person option.

Changes Medicare payments to support new dialysis drugs, devices, screenings, and education, effective mostly Jan 1, 2026.

A House resolution supports October awareness efforts and programs to end domestic violence.

Strengthens wage protections by requiring the higher of contract wage or wage required by standard rules, adds criminal penalties for willful nonpayment, and directs fines to enforcement costs.

Medicare would pay for inherited cancer gene testing and for more frequent high-risk screening and preventive surgery when clinical guidelines recommend them.

Requires private health plans to cover auditory implants, related services, upgrades every five years, and medical necessity determinations.

Changes rail carrier duties so shippers get timely, reliable service; adds Board review factors, deadlines, and authority to set service standards.

Bill would require the VA to offer counseling to veterans buying homes with VA-guaranteed loans. It would create a database of adapted homes, outreach to veterans in U.S. territories.

This legislation would end federal funding for school police and create grants to hire counselors and trauma-informed staff to improve school climate.

Defines and regulates novel animal feed substances that change gut microbiomes and sets labeling and approval rules.