American Legislation

This bill changes the center's name to Barbara L. Cubin National Historic Trails Interpretive Center and requires references to reflect the new name; it does not alter mission or funding.

Designates the General George C. Marshall House as a National Park System affiliated area with local management and limited federal role.

Makes funding automatic so remote area farmers get predictable reimbursements. When the set funds cover all approved claims, the Department of Agriculture cannot cap payments to individual producers.

Requires federal health programs and plans to cover abortion services and limits federal restrictions on private coverage.

Reauthorizes and funds the wildlife crossings program, sets funding levels for 2026–2031, and adds tribal supports and grant administration rules.

Prohibits automated systems using surveillance data to set individualized prices or wages; requires advance disclosure of data, and establishes enforcement by agencies and private lawsuits.

Authorizes awards to create state centers to monitor threats, give security training and assessments, share reports, and build a national database for threats to judges and court staff.

Prohibits grossly excessive prices in disruptions, expands FTC enforcement, requires SEC disclosures, and appropriates $1 billion to the FTC.

Requires PBM transparency, pharmacy network access, oversight for Medicare, Medicaid, and group plans; sets standards, audits, reports, and penalties.

Gives USDA Community Facilities loans and grants priority for health and behavioral facilities (2026–2031) and allows funds for supplies, telehealth, staffing, or reopening.

Creates five regional centers and a national network to research and train on agriculture cybersecurity, led by colleges and coordinated by one university.

Adds protections against rooster fighting, bans gambling and transport, allows citizen suits and seizure of property.

Hospital observation days will count toward the three-day inpatient rule. More Medicare patients could get paid skilled nursing care after discharge and pay less out of pocket.

Adds nonhuman primates to Lacey Act prohibitions on sale, transport, breeding, and possession with limited exceptions.

Prohibits many defined semiautomatic assault weapons and high-capacity feeding devices; grandfathering, storage, transfer rules, markings, and buy-back funding allowed.

Expands federal workplace safety coverage to public employees, strengthens whistleblower protections, requires more reporting, and increases penalties to improve enforcement and protect workers.

Restricts gas-operated semi-automatic firearms and large-capacity magazines; creates ATF review, buy-back funding, penalties, and a Firearm Safety Trust Fund.

Creates a $1 per gallon federal credit for registered renewable natural gas used as vehicle, boat, or aviation fuel through 2035; requires producer registration and certification.

Adds horses and other equines to a federal ban on slaughter for human consumption under the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018.

Creates one-time payments for U.S. citizen employees and survivors who served with Air America and affiliates from 1950–1976, up to a funding cap.

Creates a new federal tax credit for working family caregivers to help cover long-term care–related expenses.

Eliminates waiting periods for disability and Medicare for metastatic breast cancer.

Removes statutory language allowing agreements that require union membership or payment as a condition of employment.

Proposal would classify licensed chiropractors as Medicare-eligible physicians for services they are licensed to perform, with payment contingent on completing a required educational webinar.