American Legislation

It would clarify when a debt can stay due after bankruptcy, focusing on what the debtor did. This could affect borrowers and creditors in discharge decisions.

The bill would require an annual enrollment period for Medicare supplemental policies. Insurers could not deny, limit, or price-discriminate based on health status during that period.

The bill would let some people with early-onset Alzheimer’s enroll in Medicare before age 65.

Changes Medicaid payment limits, reporting rules, and provider tax provisions.

Big banks would have to cut financed emissions and stop fossil fuel financing, with penalties for noncompliance. It aims to reduce climate risk and protect communities.

It would change how Medicare calculates payments in Puerto Rico by tying the geographic adjustment to the U.S. Virgin Islands for several years. Beneficiaries could see changes in plan costs.

Creates a three-year VA pilot to give nonprofit outpatient clinics grants to provide culturally competent, evidence-based mental health care to veterans, with reporting and funding limits.

The bill would give states new tools to spot Medicaid waste and fraud. It aims to improve checks without changing benefits.

A Senate resolution supports designating September 2026 as PCOS Awareness Month.

Designates September 2026 as a month to promote school bus safety and recognize bus operators and safety professionals.

SHARE Act would require the FBI to provide criminal-history records to state licensing authorities for background checks tied to interstate compacts.

Transfers specific subsurface and surface interests to the Crow Tribe, placing them in trust and temporarily withdrawing lands from entry during the exchange.

Stops an institution from withholding a transcript for someone who used Post-9/11 educational assistance solely because they owe the institution money.

Creates a permanent residency application process for eligible Ukrainian nationals and certain family members.

Creates eviction data systems and grants for rental assistance, eviction diversion, and housing stability.

Authorizes a program to improve health and wellbeing of federal wildland firefighters; introduced in the Senate and referred to committee.

Directs FAA to contract National Academies for a report on health effects of air traffic noise and pollution.

Would curb foreign-intelligence authorities from surveilling US persons and prevent using such information in prosecutions, while allowing aggrieved individuals to use data about themselves in legal proceedings.

this measure would restrict federal payments that benefit the president and provide a one-time snap funding boost.

Grants to support rural LGBTQI older adults with outreach, training, nondiscrimination, and sexual health services.

Defense would require a comprehensive unmanned systems strategy for Indo-Pacific and Western Hemisphere operations, due within 180 days with annual briefings through 2030.

Hurting police dogs or horses with a weapon can bring stiffer federal prison time. Emergency medical services may be allowed to treat and carry injured police dogs to veterinarians.

Bill would extend Title VII authorities to May 21, 2026. DNI would release the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court opinion by May 12 with redactions.

The bill would transfer mineral rights to the Crow Tribe and hold them in trust if a lease is relinquished. It would require a revenue-sharing plan and tax protections.