American Legislation

Defines prescribed fire and tribal burning and directs EPA to revise rules so such events may be excluded from air-quality data; creates grants for smoke-resilience in schools and community buildings.

Senate designates September 2026 as National Literacy Month and encourages literacy activities.

Allows a Senate employee to provide testimony and documents in a court case, with Senate Legal Counsel representation.

Allows courts to designate foreign piracy sites and order certain providers to limit U.S. access.

The bill makes giving or taking gifts to a government agent for an official act a federal crime. It affects anyone who interacts with government.

Allows copyright holders to seek court orders aimed at limiting U.S. access to certain foreign piracy sites.

Authorizes grants for emotional support services for incarcerated victims of sexual abuse.

Expands magnet school grants to support integration, inclusive enrollment, transportation, and partnerships between school districts.

Would restrict seafood connected to China in dining facilities in Capitol buildings and on Capitol Grounds.

Creates a new center in the Institute for Education Sciences to focus on advanced education development and research.

Directs the Commerce Secretary to study national and economic security risks from foreign adversaries to the automotive industry.

Expands federal support for magnet schools under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.

Creates a federal program to compensate firefighters injured by PFAS exposure; details not publicly available.

A House resolution honoring Constance Benjamin Clery; referred to the Education and Workforce Committee; sponsored by Lucy McBath and Glenn Thompson.

Requires FAA to install certified position reference tools at contract towers lacking terminal automation, and funds installation, maintenance, and reimbursements.

Creates a program to compensate firefighters for injuries tied to PFAS by amending the Public Health Service Act.

Sets procedures and requirements for physicians, licensed health professionals, medical practices, and management services organizations.

Orders a GAO review of Coast Guard funding and capabilities for maritime cybersecurity and reports to Congress.

Aimed at upgrading housing infrastructure and expanding economic opportunities for residents of subsidized housing, with details on funding and rules currently unavailable.

Requires tax-exempt hospitals to report detailed community needs, finances, service lines, advertising, and 340B program data on annual tax returns.

Creates an education research center and supports state data systems linking learning and workforce information.

The bill makes certain gifts to government workers a crime if they meet thresholds. It could raise penalties for related offenses.

This proposal would require Harriet Tubman to appear on future $20 notes by 2028, with a design deadline and changes to currency production, distribution, and acceptance.

The bill would create limited-edition coins honoring Roberto Clemente, with sales surcharges directed to his foundation after costs are recovered.