American Legislation

This measure blocks federal processing or approval of limestone expansion on specified lands near a Colorado hot springs area to protect local scenery and recreation.

Creates a new housing choice voucher to reduce family homelessness, expand housing options, and improve outcomes for children.

Designates the Georgetown post office building with an official new name and directs that federal references use that name.

This bill gives a local post office the official name honoring Colleen Hanabusa. Mail service and addresses do not change.

Legislation would rename a federal post office in Fritch Texas as the Chief Zeb Smith Post Office; it changes references and signage but not services.

Designates a Casselton post office building with a new name, changing how it is officially referenced without altering services.

Renames the McAllen post office to memorialize Agent Raul H. Gonzalez Jr., with references updated in federal maps and documents.

Explores a proposal to bar certain civil claims against vehicle makers that comply with federal safety standards.

proposes a federal change defining membership based on biological sex for a private women's organization.

Proposes a new federal offense for arranging or causing staged crashes involving commercial vehicles, with penalties and cross-state enforcement.

Aims to accelerate federal permitting for pipelines and mining, centralizing lead reviews with time limits and narrower environmental considerations.

Proposes to shield gun manufacturers and sellers from most civil suits tied to criminal misuse, with federal preemption of state claims and options for removal to federal court.

Requires a minimum annual funding level for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau equal to 12% of the Fed's 2009 operating expenses.

Would limit reductions to MQ-9 units through 2032 and require a report on fleet recapitalization.

Counts third-party patient assistance toward insurance cost-sharing starting with 2026 plan years.

This bill would make the Indian Health Service the payer for IHS-authorized purchased/referred care, require notices within 5 days, and create a reimbursement process for patients who already paid.

expands the Tribal Forest Protection Act to include more land types, allows tribes to protect or restore both tribal and federal lands, and authorizes limited funding.

Designates August 21, 2025, to remember fentanyl victims and promote awareness, prevention, and drug-free choices.

Adds some retired law enforcement officers to federal death and disability benefit program for targeted attacks related to their service.

A concurrent resolution urging reversal of executive actions, restoration of epa climate duties, and republishing climate data to protect children.

Reauthorizes and updates PROTECT Our Children Act with ICAC changes, reporting, data system, and funding for 2026–2028.

Adds agriculture to CFIUS review and lets the President block certain foreign purchases of farm land and agricultural businesses near sensitive facilities.

Requires quicker bargaining, mediation, and binding arbitration for first union contracts after certification.

Blocks Interior and Agriculture from banning lead ammunition or tackle on most federal lands and waters used for hunting and fishing, with narrow exceptions.