American Legislation

Creates lifelong registration and public notification requirements for people convicted of repeat violent offenses.

Allows eligible citizens to sue government officials over alleged schemes to deprive citizens of honest services.

Provides for continuation of FEMA operations during a lapse in appropriations; other provisions not specified in available text.

Establishes a federal renewable electricity standard for retail electricity suppliers by amending title VI of the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978.

Creates a nationwide requirement for retail electricity providers to supply renewable electricity; detailed rules are not publicly available.

Require CBO and JCT to include public debt servicing costs when they prepare cost estimates of legislation.

Public colleges must treat religious student groups the same as other groups in recognition and facility access when funding is involved.

Removes the rule that federal circuit judges must live in their circuit and allows other unspecified changes; introduced in Senate and referred to Judiciary Committee.

Makes the VA pay car and equipment sellers faster and follow prompt payment rules. It centralizes payments and requires reporting of delays and fixing invoices older than 90 days.

Requires CBO and JCT cost estimates to include debt servicing costs when practicable.

Proposes modernizing public housing and linking upgrades with programs to boost residents’ economic opportunities, such as training, jobs, and small-business assistance, while seeking clarity on administration and funding.

Would create a DOJ-led registry and notification system for people with multiple violent felonies.

HUD would regularly assess disaster housing and infrastructure needs and report to Congress. The goal is to guide recovery funding for communities.

This makes EPA's Safer Choice label permanent and funds the program. Companies must disclose ingredients to get certified.

Agency would publish monthly reports on disaster relief funding and timelines, helping Congress and the public track money and delays.

Requires the Education Department to publish more college cost data and create a universal net price calculator, helping families compare prices. It does not guarantee lower prices.

Colleges would have to present aid offers clearly so families can compare costs and choose the best loan, grant, or work-study option.

During a funding lapse, FEMA could keep disaster relief work going and pay staff using existing Disaster Relief Fund balances. It would treat these operations as essential to protect lives.

A resolution supports World Space Week and encourages educational and public events about space science.

Law would change who sits on the FDIC Board, adding four presidential appointees and a non-voting CFPB observer. It could affect how banking rules are made and who oversees them.

Raises the asset threshold in a Federal Reserve policy statement to $25 billion for certain holding companies.

If passed, you could receive key investment documents online instead of by mail, with an opt-out option for paper copies and reminders for a transition period.

If a college breaks the rule, it could lose federal aid. This links funding to using E-Verify to check workers.

It would bar exchange trading of securities tied to ecological land assets. Investors and affected firms would face new limits, with conservation work allowed.